TROOPS OF OPERATION UDO KA UNCOVER SHALLOW GRAVE, EXHUME REMAINS OF LATE COMMUNITY LEADER IN IMO STATE.(PHOTOS). #PRESS RELEASE.

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 TROOPS OF OPERATION UDO KA UNCOVER SHALLOW GRAVE, EXHUME REMAINS OF LATE COMMUNITY LEADER IN IMO STATE Troops of 34 Artillery Brigade, operating under Operation UDO KA and through the ongoing Operation EASTERN SANITY II, have achieved another significant breakthrough with the recovery and dignified exhumation of the remains of the late Chief Ibe Anyadu of Aggah Community. Chief Anyadu was allegedly murdered by suspected members of a criminal gang recently apprehended in connection with violent crimes in the region. This development follows recent intelligence-driven operations that led to the arrest of suspects responsible for the killing of a Nigerian Army soldier and the recovery of stolen service weapons. During interrogation, one of the suspects confessed to involvement in the murder of Chief Anyadu and volunteered to lead troops to the burial site. On 2 August 2026, the suspects guided troops to a shallow grave within Umudike Forest, one of the criminals’ known camps, where t...
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NIGERIAN MAN KIDNAPPED AND MURDERED IN ENUGU 3DAYS AFTER RECEIVING VISA TO THE UK FOR MASTERS DEGREE PROGRAM.(PHOTO).

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Nigerian man kidnapped and murdered in Enugu 3 days after receiving visa to the UK for Masters degree program


A 30-year-old Nigerian man, Augustine Somuadina Ali, was kidnapped and killed by unknown assailants three days after he received a visa to the UK for his Masters degree program. 

 

Somuadina, popularly known as Italian Millano, was kidnapped on Friday, June 2, 2023, while on the way to his village, Umuochi Ugwu in Orji Amokwe, Udi Local Government Area of Enugu State. 

 

His body was found dumped along a road hours later. The kidnappers didn't ask for ransom payment.

 

The ESUT graduate was laid to rest in his hometown on Friday, June 23. 

 

His friend, Rotr Comr Amobichukwu Edeani, said the deceased gained admission into Teesside University, Middlesbrough, to study Food Science and Biotechnology and had paid the school fees. 

 

Read his post below: 

 

“Austin, we met in 2014 at Enugu State University of Science and Technology. We studied a 5-year course, and we have been good and close friends since then,” he wrote.

 

"The news of your death is still like a shock to me. You have been a supportive friend and someone who truly liked education. On December 21, 2022, was the last day I saw you because I got my visa to further my MSc program in the UK. You told me never to forget what your mother told me about helping you come over to the UK for your MSc. We hugged, and I took off. 

 

"I started your admission process immediately after I arrived in the UK, and it was granted. Then you paid £5,000 in tuition fees before we commenced your visa application, which was also granted. I'm shocked that your visa came out on Tuesday, and you got kidnapped and killed after 3days you received your visa without a demand for ransom. I'm seriously in pain, and my prayer is that it won't be well with your killer.

 

Rest in peace, my good friend. Rip Milano. Rip Italian G. Rip Ali. Rip Somuadina. Till we meet to part no more. Goodbye, Milano.

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