Boyfriend of a university girl who was found dead with her eyes removed arrested, she was last seen with him.
A 20-year-old guy has been detained on suspicion of ritually murdering his level 300 University girlfriend.
The event in Nigeria sent shivers down the spines of everyone who couldn’t fathom why Oko would kill Jennifer Anthony.
Jennifer Anthony, a student at the University of Jos, was reported missing a few days before the conclusion of the year. Her lifeless corpse was eventually discovered at a hotel in Jos on New Year’s Day, with pieces of her body missing, including her eyes.
Bartholomew Onyeka, the state Commissioner of Police, announced the arrest of the alleged killer of the student at the Command headquarters in Jos on Wednesday.
Oko was captured in Benue State, according to Onyeka, with the help of his father, Joseph Oko, a lecturer at the University of Jos.
“Sequel to the heinous murder of Miss Jennifer Anthony, a 300-level student at the University of Jos, whose lifeless body was discovered mutilated on 01/01/2022 at Domus Pacis Guest House in Jos by a man named Moses Oko, aged 20 years, suspected to be her boyfriend who fled after committing the crime,” he stated “.
“To catch the offender, the Command initiated an active manhunt on the suspect and tactically traced him to Benue State, where he was caught by the Command’s hawked-eye police operatives.” The suspect will be arraigned in court as soon as the investigation is done.”
Furthermore, the Commissioner released approximately thirty other individuals for a variety of offenses, including kidnapping, armed robbery, and unauthorized possession of guns, among others.
He asked the people to assist the police in combating all types of crime by giving them timely and relevant information. We, for one, are prepared to respond in a fair period of time if a distress call is received.”
As a result, I ask members of the public to report suspicious movements and persons to police and other law enforcement organizations in order to assist in the prevention of crime,” the commissioner stated.
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