Police authorities have arrested two suspects in connection with the transfer of a firearm allegedly linked to the killing of 28-year-old Oghenemine Ogidi by a police officer in Effurun, Delta State.
According to reports, one of the arrested individuals is believed to be the sender of a Beretta pistol and four rounds of ammunition from Bayelsa State, which was later traced to the incident that resulted in Oghenemine’s death.
The arrests were reportedly made and the suspects moved to the Effurun Area Command under the Delta State Police Command on Wednesday night as investigations continue.
A source familiar with the development disclosed that the investigation is still ongoing to identify and apprehend all individuals connected to the movement of the weapon and ammunition.
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“It is confirmed that two suspects have been taken in,” the source said. “One of them is believed to be the person who sent the firearm from Yenagoa through a transport company to Effurun, where it eventually ended up in the possession of the victim before the tragic incident.”
The source further noted that the identity of the second suspect is yet to be officially confirmed, though speculation suggests the possibility of involvement from a transport handler linked to the delivery.
Meanwhile, police authorities have yet to release an official statement on the arrests or provide detailed updates on the investigation.
The case continues to draw public attention, especially amid concerns surrounding the circumstances of Oghenemine’s death and alleged extrajudicial actions by the officer involved.
Investigations are ongoing.
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