Gunmen k!ll Army colonel for resisting abduction attempt, shoot wife and two others in Nasarawa By EgbemaVoice, A serving Nigerian military intelligence officer Colonel Abdussalam A. Ude, has been shot d3ad after reportedly resisting armed men who attempted to abduct him at his residence in Badna, New Karu local govt area of Nasarawa state. The senior officer, who hailed from Enugu State and was said to be due for promotion to the rank of Brigadier General next year, was attacked shortly after arriving at his residence on Monday evening, July 27, 2026. Security sources told PRNigeria that the assailants ambushed the officer as he alighted from his vehicle and opened fire in an apparent attempt to abduct him. Rather than surrender, Colonel Ude reportedly fought back despite being heavily outnumbered, frustrating the kidnappers’ attempt to take him away. According to the sources, the gunmen subsequently shot him multiple times at close range, k!lling him on the spot. During t...
Outrage As Egbema Man on Death Row Claims He Was Convicted Over Crime Allegedly Committed by Relative
• As Appeals to Tompolo, Matthew Tonlagha, Kestin Pondi, Jude Ukori, Alhaji Omoko, Lawuru Others to prevail on Gov Oborevwori for Clemency By Joseph Bienbo, Warri An Ijaw man from Egbema Kingdom, Mr. Newman Osia, now known as Pastor Newman Osia, has claimed that he was wrongfully convicted and sentenced to death over offences he alleges were committed by a relative who closely resembles him. He, however, appealed to High Chief Government Ekpemupolo alias Tompolo, Engr Matthew Tonlagha, Engr Kestin Pondi, Amb. Jude Ukori, Alhaji Emmmanuel Omoko, Chief Promise Lawuru, INC president, Chief Barr McDonald IGBADIWEI and Others to prevail on the excecutive governor of Delta State, Elder Sheriff Oborevwori to grant him Clemency. Pastor Osia, an indigene of Ajakurama Community in Warri North Local Government Area of Delta State, is currently being held at the Warri Correctional Centre, where he has remained in custody for the past 25 years following his conviction by a court. ...