> Two herdsmen, who were declared missing on Wednesday, January 25, have been found dead in Ossissa community, Ndokwa East local government area of Delta state
> The police says no arrest have been made in connection with the murder yet
> The police says the herdsmen disappeared with their cattle but has yet to reveal where the animals are
The police in Delta state have recovered the bodies of two herdsmen who were abducted in the south-south state last week.
Vanguard reports that the herdsmen’s bodies were discovered in a bush around Ossissa community, Ndokwa East Local Government Area of the state.
The development was confirmed by the state command’s spokesman DSP Andrew Aniamaka, who told Vanguard that the corpses were found on Saturday, January 28, three days after they were declared missing alongside the cattle that they were herding.
Aniamaka said: “On January 25, at about 10p.m., one Abubakar Abdul, a cattle owner reported that two of his herdsmen were missing around Olor-Ossissa, along with about 140 cattle.
“Following the information, there was a search by the police in the Ashaka Division, led by the Divisional Police Officer, the owner of the cattle and members of the local vigilante team.
“It was in the course of the search that they found the two corpses and some of the cows were recovered.
“We are treating it as a case of murder and we are investigating what could have led to the killing of the herdsmen. The case is before the State Criminal Investigating and Intelligence Department, SCIID.”
Aniamaka said the police has yet to make any arrest in connection with the murders.
The corpses, he said, had been deposited in the mortuary of one of the hospitals in Kwale, Ndokwa West Local Government Area of the state.
Meanwhile, a 41-year-old man identified as Usman Bukar, who claimed to hail from Kano state, has also been arrested by police in Delta state for putting a Taxi driver in coma after slapping him.
Bukar was said to have been angered by the driver's claim that President Buhari is allegedly dead
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