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The Imo State Police Command has arrested three men for being in possession of a human skull in Ogii community, Okigwe Local Government Area.

The suspects, were apprehended by police operatives after a tip-off from vigilant members of the community.

The police have commenced an investigation into the circumstances surrounding the possession of the human skull.

According to reports, the suspects were found with the skull in their possession, sparking concerns about possible cultism or ritual activities in the area.

The police are working to determine the origin of the skull and the suspects’ involvement in any potential criminal activities.

The arrest has generated significant interest and concern among residents of Ogii community.

Many are worried about the potential implications of such activities in their area and are calling for swift action to ensure justice is served.

Community leaders are urging the police to conduct a thorough investigation and bring the perpetrators to justice.

The Imo State Police Command has assured the public that it is committed to maintaining law and order in the state.

The police are working diligently to unravel the circumstances surrounding the possession of the human skull and to prevent any potential security threats in the community.

The command is also urging anyone with information about the incident to come forward and assist with the investigation.

The possession of human skulls and other body parts is often associated with cultism and ritual activities in Nigeria.

Such activities have been known to pose significant security threats to communities, and the police are taking the incident seriously.

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The investigation aims to determine whether the suspects were involved in any cult or ritual activities and to disrupt any potential networks.

The police are urging residents to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activities to the authorities.

Community members are encouraged to work closely with the police to prevent and address any potential security issues.

By collaborating with the police, residents can help maintain peace and safety in their community.

The arrest of the three men in Ogii community serves as a reminder of the importance of community policing and cooperation.

As the investigation continues, the police are hopeful that they will be able to shed more light on the circumstances surrounding the possession of the human skull and take appropriate action to ensure justice is served.

The suspects, identified as Patrick Okoere (29), Ifeanyichukwu Anyaemeka (28), and Chukwuemeka Onyekachi (20), were apprehended following a tip-off from residents.

Imo State police spokesperson, Henry Okoye, said in a statement on Tuesday that the trio was arrested on February 3 along the Okigwe-Umuahia Expressway with a human skull, a native hen, and white garments

 


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