They have arrested the guy that allegedly waybilled the gún, and reports are also claiming he is the younger brother of the police officer involved in the case.
If that turns out to be true after investigation, then the case just became even more serious and complicated.
What started as a “waybill delivery” story is now exposing deeper questions about who truly owned the weãpôn, who arranged the delivery, and whether there were attempts to cover tracks after the kpai of Mene Ogidi.
The disturbing part is that the young man who was kpaied kept saying he could take them to the sender, but instead of proper investigation, he was shöt publicly while restrained.
