Anger, Tears In Imo State As ‘Ebubeagu’ Security Men Allegedly Kill 14 Wedding Guests

There was anger and tears in Imo State on Monday after news filtered in that gunmen suspected to be operatives of Ebubeagu Security outfit allegedly killed 14 young men who were wedding guests in Awomama, Oru West Local Government Area (LGA) of the State.

Sources confirmed that the incident happened on Sunday while the victims were returning to their village in Otulu in Oru East LGA before the gunmen opened fire on them.

The community were so angry that they put the alleged victims, who they were announcing in viral videos that they were 14, in wheel barrows and small pick up trucks and paraded their bodies along the dual carriage expressway. They were followed by lamenting young men and women.

A woman was wailing that two young men, who were members of her family, were killed by the security men.

President General of Otulu community, Nnamdi Agbor, had earlier before the bodies were paraded told journalists that seven persons died on the spot while others were missing.

The community leader confirmed that the victims were on their way home when the Ebubeagu security outfit allegedly opened fire on them.

He said, “As they were going home Ebubeagu operatives saw them in motorcycles and opened fire on them. As I speak to you, we have recovered seven dead bodies who are our people.

“The monarch said that five are missing, while two are critically injuried.”

He said that the Commissioner of Police and the commander of the 34 artillery Brigade Command Obinze have visited the area.

The Police Public Relations Officer, CSP Mike Abattam, confirmed the incident.

He said the Police had launched an investigation into the incident.

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