Udi Council Chairman, ENHA Speaker Visit Eke, Commiserates With Family Of Zel Omulu Who Died And Was Found In A Shallow Grave
Udi Council Chairman, ENHA Speaker Visit Eke, Commiserates With Family Of Zel Omulu Who Died And Was Found In A Shallow Grave
The local government chairman of Udi, Engr. Hyginus Agu in company of the Speaker of Enugu State House of Assembly, Rt. Hon. Uche Ugwu had visited Eke Town of Udi Local Government Area to commiserate with the family of Mr. Zel Omulu who was reported to have been found in a shallow grave.
Man Buried In Shallow Grave In Eke Town Of Udi Local Government Area
During the visit, the government representatives were taken round the scene of the shallow grave by Eke stakeholders, briefing the council chairman and the speaker, Eke Ward councillor, Hon. Ngozi Ugwu appealed for justice for the indigene who was found dead, stating that Eke people will remain peaceful until investigations are concluded and perpetrators brought to book.
In response, the council Boss, Engr. Hyginus Agu condoled with the family of Mr. Zel Omulu, he encouraged Eke people to go about their daily activities, as relevant authorities have been informed to carry out a thorough investigation into the matter, he also urged Eke people to remain peaceful, while waiting for the results from investigations.
In his remark, the speaker, Enugu State House of Assembly, Rt. Hon. Uche Ugwu commended Eke people for maintaining peaceful conduct during the period of grief in the land, he advised them not to allow such crime to occur nor come to the land, he also encouraged Eke people to always raise alarm on suspicious activities and visitors in the land.
The government officials visited Omulu’s compound in Oma to condole with the family and pledged to ensure a thorough investigation.
Also in company of the council chairman and the speaker, was the Secretary to the local government, Hon. Augustine Agu, some members of ENHA.
Eke people have expressed happiness for the concern shown by the political leaders from the state, the local government area, and the National Assembly, through a condolence letter from the office of the Senate Minority Whip, Senator Osita Ngwu.
