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By Rose Nwankwu (Anambra State Correspondent)

Four suspects arrested by the Anambra State Police Command in connection with the bloody gun attack on Wednesday of the former Governor of Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), Professor Charles Chukwuma Soludo, at his village in Isuofia, Aguata Local Government Area of Anambra State, have started making interesting confessions to the Police about the incident.

According to the Anambra Police Command, the suspects have confessed to their involvement in the violent attack in which the Anambra State Commissioner for Water and Public Utility, Mr. Emeka Ezenwanne, was reportedly abducted.

The former CBN Governor, unfortunately, lost three of his Police Orderlies who were fatally shot in several parts of their bodies.

Spokesman of the Anambra Police Command, DSP Tochukwu Ikenga, confirmed the arrest of the four suspects in Awka on Thursday and gave their names as Mbah Victor (30), John Olisakwe (21), Chigozie Omeh (20), and Emmanuel Nnobi (28).

Ikenga revealed that “The suspects confessed to have actively taken part in the attack and subsequent abduction of the Commissioner for Water and Public Utility, Mr. Emeka Ezenwanne". He assured that those efforts are still ongoing to apprehend other fleeing accomplices, unravel the circumstances surrounding the incidence and bring the suspects to the book".

The state police command also reaffirmed its commitment toward ensuring the safety of residents of the state. It further called on the people to assist the command with useful information that would help to tackle crime and criminality in the state. NNL.

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