(OMG) SEE LIE OH,: Ozubulu Massacre Suspects Serving Prison Terms In South Africa - Police

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Ozubulu Massacre: Suspects Serving In South Africa Prison

​Ozubulu Killings: Police update Anambrarians on the Whereabout of alleged culprits -Says Nnobi and Oba indigens responsible

The police command in Anambra state says it is working with the Interpol in investigation and possible extradition of the two identified suspects that carried out attack at St Philips Catholic Church , Ozubulu, in Ekwusigo local government area on the sixth of August this year.


 Briefing newsmen on update about the incident, the police commissioner in anambra state , Mr Garba Umar, said the two suspects who are indigenes of Nnobi and Oba communities, were currently serving prison terms in South Africa for murder

   

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