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How gunmen burnt two Policemen to death in Kogi

 Following the attack and subsequent burning deaths of an Assistant Superintendent of Police, Omale Isah, and a Police Constable, John Abuh,...

Chima Joseph Ugo
Chima Joseph Ugo - Editor-in-chief December 22, 2022
Updated December 22, 2022 at 9:38 PM
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How gunmen burnt two Policemen to death in Kogi
 Following the attack and subsequent burning deaths of an Assistant Superintendent of Police, Omale Isah, and a Police Constable, John Abuh, in Lokoja, Kogi State, members of the Nigerian Police Force have fallen into a state of mourning.

The incident occurred on December 21, 2022, according to a police record seen by The Eagle Online on Thursday.

According to reports, an attack occurred on the Police Patrol Team, a part of the "B" Division, in Felele, Lokoja, the seat of Kogi State, while they were out on patrol.

When the squad came for the day's work, armed shooters suddenly appeared behind them in the bushes, ambushing them.

They fired randomly at the Isah-led police officers.

While some of them suffered critical injuries, two of them passed away.

Later, the gunmen burned Isah and Abuh to ashes.

Following the assault, additional police officers received warnings to use caution and alertness while doing their official jobs.

They were also told to guard their guns and ensure they were safe.

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