
An 
undergraduate of Madonna University, Okija, Anambra State, Chijioke 
Ezebuiro, was paraded yesterday July 22nd by the Abia State Police 
Command for allegedly killing his 87 year old father, Dr. Emmanuel 
Ezebuiro. This sad event comes barely three weeks after 21 year old 
Tolani Ajayi killed his 60 year old father inside the Redeemed Christian
 Church of God campground. While parading Chijioke before newsmen, the 
state Police Public Relations Officer, Mr. Geoffrey Ogbonna said 
Chijioke is the chief suspect in his father's death because he was the 
only one around when the deceased was brutally murdered on June 30th at 
his home in Umuoriehi, Isingwu in Umuahia North LGA of Abia 
state. According to his elder brother's statement to the police, 
Chijioke had often threatened to kill their father. The elder brother 
said he left their father and Chijioke at home to drop off his children 
at school only to return to find their father in the pool of his own 
blood.
He 
immediately called the police after Chijioke could not explain what 
happened to their father. Police preliminary reports shows that there 
was no evidence of someone else gaining access into the home when the 
octogenarian was murdered. During his interrogation, Chijioke claimed he
 was having his bath when his father was murdered. "After taking my bath
 as I was going towards my room I saw people screaming in my father’s 
room, so I decided to go inside to know what was happening there. When I
 went there I saw my brother and my cousin in my father’s room and I saw
 my dad on top of his bed. I was shocked to see blood on his head. I was
 so scared I had to go down stairs to call one of my cousins. When I 
came back with him we were asking them what happened none of them told 
us anything. He told us to go down stairs the next thing was for me to 
see police coming to arrest me, took me to the police station, saying I 
am a murderer, that’s all.” he said. He denied ever threatening his 
life, maintaining they had a good relationship.
 
 
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