Crime
How Officer Ugochukwu Stopped Ritualist Ezeani from Fleeing Nigeria
Officer Ugochukwu rejects N10M and iPhone offered by Enugu Ritualist Ezeani to escape
A brave and honest immigration officer, Prince Orji Ugochukwu (known on Facebook as Okeosisi Ugo), refused a 10 million naira cash offer and an iPhone from a fleeing serial killer trying to escape Nigeria. Ezeani, also called Ichie Billion, is the ritualist who buried several victims alive in a soakaway on his property in Umumba, Ezeagu, Enugu. Ezeani and his occult group have murdered many for their rituals.
A source close to Officer Ugochukwu shared this exclusive information and provided his Facebook name. He sent the officer a message about the arrest, claiming he was the one who caught the suspect. Here’s what the officer said happened:
“On Wednesday afternoon, while on duty at my checkpoint in Gbaji along Seme Road, I spotted a bike carrying a young man wearing a cap. His face looked familiar because I had seen his picture on social media as someone trying to escape. I tried to stop the bike, but the rider refused. I quickly jumped on another bike and chased them. I caught up at another checkpoint ahead. I told the bike rider to turn back with me. This time, I got on the bike with the suspect.
On the way back, he stopped the bike and asked what he did wrong. I showed him his pictures and explained the crimes he committed. He denied being the man in the pictures and said it was his brother. He claimed he was coming from a bank in Agbara and said he was not a native doctor.
After a while, he offered me 10 million naira as ‘blood money’ to let him go. I refused to take his money. He insisted he didn’t commit the crimes and said people set him up because it was his turn to become the community leader. I didn’t let him go.
Then he offered his iPhone 13 Pro Max and Tecno Camon 19, saying the iPhone was worth a million naira. Again, I refused and brought him back to my checkpoint at Gbaji, Seme Road. I took photos of him that are now going viral and sent a signal to my command at Seme Border Patrol.
When I confirmed it was truly him, I handcuffed him and took him to our office. Even my colleagues doubted because no one recognized him except me.”
