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Brother of rights activist, Zikora Ibeh, shot dead by rogue police inspector in Delta

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Onyeka Ibeh was shot dead for allegedly refusing to part with N100 bribe demanded at a police checkpoint by the rogue police officer, Ebri.

Ishaya Ibrahim

The 31-year-old businessman killed by a police inspector in Delta State over a N100 bribe, is the brother of human rights activist and Policy and Research Lead at Corporate Accountability and Public Participation Africa (CAPPA), Zikora Ibeh.

Recall that on Wednesday, April 5, a police Inspector, Obi Ebri, allegedly shot a popular businessman, Onyeka Emmanuel Ibeh dead in presence of his pregnant wife.

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The incident led to protests mainly of youths who were angry over the killing by the trigger-happy police inspector.

Ebri has been arrested by the Delta State Police Command.

Zikora has confirmed to TheNiche that her brother was the man killed by the rogue police inspector, Ebri.

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It was gathered that Onyeka Ibeh was shot dead for allegedly refusing to part with N100 bribe demanded at a police checkpoint by the rogue police officer, Ebri.

RULAAC’s executive director, Okechukwu Nwanguma, while calling for prompt, impartial and effective investigation into the reckless shooting with a view to ensuring justice, said he is shocked that after the #EndSARS protest, policemen could still be engaged in extrajudicial killings.

“RULAAC is shocked that after the events of #EndSARS in October 2020 and its aftermath, a police officer could still engage in such reckless abuse of firearms and abuse of police authority, to kill a fellow citizen for refusing to pay bribe of one hundred Naira at a checkpoint,” Nwanguma said.

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