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Navy detains four suspects over mysterious death of civilian staff, Ifeanyi Onumaegbu

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April 12, 2024
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The Nigerian Navy has detained three of its personnel along with a civilian as part of an ongoing investigation into the death of Mr. Ifeanyi Richard Onumaegbu.

Mr. Onumaegbu was employed as a civilian staff member at the Nigerian Navy Reference Hospital in Navy Town, Ojo Lagos.

In a statement issued on Thursday by Commodore Aiwuyor Adams-Aliu, the Nigerian Navy conveyed profound sadness regarding Mr. Onumaegbu’s passing and the circumstances surrounding it.

The statement disclosed that Mr. Onumaegbu, a longstanding employee of the Nigerian Navy Reference Hospital, was discovered deceased in his office after an altercation with individuals had taken place. The statement emphasized Mr. Onumaegbu’s integral role within the Navy family, having served diligently since 2009 in the Laboratory Department.

The statement further revealed that on March 31, 2024, Mr. Onumaegbu was found lifeless in his office, following an altercation four days earlier with a civilian woman and some Navy personnel at Navy Town barracks.

Consequently, all individuals suspected to be involved in the altercation were identified and are currently in custody.

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The Nigerian Navy has facilitated the transfer of Mr. Onumaegbu’s body to a reputable government hospital in Lagos for autopsy, as requested by his family.

They assured the family and the public that every necessary step was being taken to determine the cause of death, with a commitment to prosecuting anyone found responsible according to the law.


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