₦10 Million Bounty Announced For Information On Killers Of More Than 20 People

₦10 Million Bounty Announced For Information On Killers Of More Than 20 PeopleThe Ezinano community in Anambra State has announced a ₦10 million reward for information that could help law enforcement apprehend suspected cultists linked to the deaths of over 20 people in the area.

This follows a tragic incident in Nibo two weeks ago, which was shortly followed by another in the nearby community of Ifite, where seven more individuals were killed under similar circumstances.

On Saturday, during an empowerment program at the community square in Awka, Jeff Nweke, the leader of Ezinano, made the announcement, encouraging anyone with useful information to come forward. “We are pledging ₦10 million to assist the police and security agencies in capturing the killers in Nibo and Ifite communities,” he stated. “This reward will be given to anyone or group that provides actionable information leading to the arrest of those responsible for these heinous acts.”

Expressing his concern over the violence, Nweke noted that such incidents are atypical for the region and urged the police to collaborate with the community to identify and prosecute the perpetrators. As the Chief Executive Officer of Blue Shield Security in Awka, he highlighted the moral decline among the youth and called on parents to take greater responsibility in instilling positive values.

In addition, Nweke announced a commitment of ₦50 million aimed at empowering underprivileged women in the community, enabling them to enhance their agricultural activities. He explained that these funds would support the establishment of fish and poultry farms, thereby helping families and contributing to the socio-economic development of the area.

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