47 Days After Oloto’s Murder, Ibagwa-Ani Group Demands Arrest Of Killers

The Ibagwa-Ani Development Initiative (IDI) has demanded the fast arrest and prosecution of the killers of Prince Ikechukwu Oloto, popularly often called Okangamo, 47 days after he was murdered at his residence in Nsukka, Enugu State.

The group expressed concern over the failure of safety companies to apprehend the perpetrators, calling on the Enugu State Government, lawmakers representing the realm, safety companies and the Nsukka Local Government authorities to make sure an intensive, clear and neutral investigation into the killing.

Oloto, the primary son of Chief Frank Oloto, who served as Secretary of the defunct Nigerian (*47*) Party (NPP) within the previous Anambra State through the Second Republic, was murdered by unknown assailants in his Nsukka residence within the early hours of September 16, 2026.

In a press release issued on Saturday, IDI President, Collins Ogbu, mentioned the continued absence of arrests practically seven weeks after the incident had heightened issues amongst members of the Ibagwa-Ani neighborhood and different indigenes over the pursuit of justice for the deceased.

The organisation known as on the related authorities to accentuate efforts to establish, observe down and prosecute these chargeable for the killing, stressing that the circumstances surrounding Oloto’s demise required pressing and decisive motion.

IDI additionally urged safety companies to maintain the neighborhood knowledgeable concerning the progress of the investigation, whereas making certain that the method was carried out professionally and with out interference.

The group additional appealed to the general public to supply credible info that might help investigators in establishing the circumstances of the homicide and figuring out the perpetrators.

It mentioned info from members of the general public might show helpful in advancing the investigation and bringing these accountable to justice.

Beyond the demand for arrests, the event initiative known as for stronger safety measures in Ibagwa-Ani and neighbouring communities to forestall additional assaults and reassure residents about their security.

The organisation harassed the necessity for presidency and safety companies to work along with neighborhood leaders and residents to deal with safety issues and strengthen native efforts to guard lives and property.

IDI expressed condolences to the Oloto household over the lack of their son, describing the demand for justice as a matter of concern to the broader Ibagwa-Ani neighborhood.

The group additionally pledged to watch the investigation and any subsequent prosecution to make sure that the case acquired the eye it deserved.

“Justice for Okangamo must be swift, decisive, and complete,” the assertion mentioned.

The group maintained that the arrest and prosecution of the suspects could be an vital step in the direction of securing justice for Oloto’s household and addressing the issues of neighborhood members over the unresolved homicide.