Ugwuanyi Places N5 Million Bounty On Killers Of APGA Guber Aspirant

Enugu State Governor, Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi has announced a cash reward of N5 million for any person or group that provides information that would lead to the arrest of killers of Chief Dons Udeh.

Udeh who was a governorship aspirant under the All Progressive Grand Alliance also served as State Secretary of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).

Ugwuanyi also approved the release of another N5 million, one million naira each, to the five communities in Ozalla, Nkanu West Local Government Area where the late Udeh hailed from, to assist them in their separate and collective investigations towards unraveling those behind the death of their son.

Governor Ugwuanyi made the announcement when a delegation of the people of Ozalla led by President General of Ozalla Development Union, Barr. Charles Nwagbara visited him at the Government House, Enugu on Wednesday to demand for justice and appeal to the governor for further intervention in the matter.

Expressing deep concern over the matter, the governor commiserated with the family of late Engr. Udeh and the entire people of Ozalla.

He described Udeh’s death as painful and a great loss not only to his family and community but also to the entire state.

Governor Ugwuanyi, therefore, disclosed that the N5 million bounty will be made available to the Nigeria Police, Enugu State Command, while the other N5million will be released to the five communities in Ozalla.

The governor shared that he had detailed the Commissioner of Police, Enugu State Command, CP Ahmed Ammani and the Deputy Commissioner of Police in charge of State Criminal Intelligence and Investigation Department, DCP Fidelis Ogarabe to carry out thorough investigation into the matter to unravel the culprits and bring them to justice, stressing that he wants to get to the root of the matter to serve as deterrent to others, and enhance  the status of the state as one of the safest and most peaceful states in the country.

He pointed out that the death of Engr. Udeh is even more painful to him and the state government than his community, revealing his closeness to the deceased and his meritorious service to the state.