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Fake army officer got arrested in Imo
on: August 27, 2015, 05:29:36 AM

OWERRI Nemesis has caught up with a fraudster that has been
parading himself as a major in the Nigerian Army.

The self-styled army major, who has been terrorizing the
residents of Nekede community in Owerri West local council
area of Imo State, gave his name as Samuel Ngozi, from Isiala
Ngwa local government area of Abia State.

Parading the suspect yesterday at the State Police
Headquarters, Owerri, the Acting Commissioner of Police, Mr.
Dave Akinremi, explained that the fake soldier was arrested by
the Command while terrorizing Nekede people.

“The suspect was nabbed, following a credible tip off and he
would be charged before a competent court for impersonation
and felony, after proper investigation”, the Acting CP said.
In a similar development, the Command has also apprehended a
22-year old Kelechi Ihemegbulam, an Information Science
graduate of Abia State University, Uturu, Abia State, for alleged
murder and cult related activities.

While saying that Ihemegbulam was a member of the notorious
Brotherhood fraternity, the Acting CP also disclosed that until
this arrest, the suspect was in the wanted list of the Command.
“Kelechi Ihemegbulam is was wanted for his involvement in the
murder of several persons within and around the state, as well
as cult- related activities. “He has since made useful statement
to the police and would soon be charged to court”, Mr. Akin refi
said.










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