BREAKING: FCT Police Take Custody Of Suspect In Alleged Kidnap, Attempted Murder In Abuja Hotel

The FCT Police Command says it has taken custody of a 30-year-old male suspect of Ondo State, Joseph Efe, from the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps, FCT Command.

Politics Nigeria recalls that Joseph was arrested on 17th September 2024 in Abuja for the alleged kidnapping, robbery, and attempted murder of the young lady, Olivia Ijeoma Chukwuemeka, a 25-year-old female of Abia State, whom he confined in a room at Top View hotel, Wuse, Abuja.

A video which has since gone viral showed the Ijeoma confined in a room with her legs tied.

Reports claimed she was kidnapped to be used for a money ritual.

Spokesperson of the FCT Police Command, SP Josephine Adeh confirmed the receipt of the suspect in a statement issued on Monday evening.

“While discreet investigation into the matter has commenced, the FCT police command wishes to reaffirm its commitment to collaborate with other relevant security agencies in the effort against crime and criminality within the Federal Capital Territory,” the statement reads.

The command had said it was waiting for the NSCDC to hand over the suspect to it for diligent investigation.

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