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Police Arrest Two UNIBEN Students Over Death Of Colleague
The Edo State Police Command has arrested two University of Benin (UNIBEN) students, Samson Kennedy, a 200-level Biochemistry student, and Wilfred Emmanuel, a 500-level Optometry student, following the death of their colleague, Francis Aniude.
It was reported that Aniude’s corpse was found in the Ekosodin River, near the Ugbowo campus of the institution.
A report said the suspects, Kennedy and Emmanuel, allegedly invited Aniude to swim at Ekosodin River, where he drowned on Thursday, June 29.
Aniude’s corpse was later recovered from the river on Saturday, July 1, by local divers.
Police spokesperson in Edo SP Chidi Nwabuzor said the case has been transferred to the State Criminal Investigation Department for further investigation.
Nwabuzor noted that the suspects are assisting the command in the ongoing investigation to determine the circumstances surrounding the victim’s death.
“Two people were arrested because they went together to swim in that river when the ugly incident occurred. Arresting them is very important so that we can know what made them leave their hostel and go to that river at that time and what happened right there in the river,” Nwabuzor said.
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