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This was after unknown assailants ambushed him and rained bullets on his car killing him instantly. Since then, Police has never provided a detailed report about his death despite earlier promises.
Speaking about the developments in the case, the deceased’s father said that he’s utterly disappointed. However, he didn’t expect much from the Police because there are over 10 plus high profile shootings and none has ever been unraveled.
Therefore, he didn’t think that his son’s was a special case that it would all of a sudden be investigated and solved. The old man said all he was given were the initial papers at the beginning. Since then, he’s been reluctant to follow up because they kept on playing Ping-Pong.
Read his comment below;
‘I’m undoubtedly disappointed with the way the Police handled the case. However, I didn’t expect them to do anything spectacular because there are many cases with them that are yet to be solved. So I knew my son’s case wasn’t an exceptional case,” he said.
Additionally, he said that he also didn’t bother to go after any wealth that his son might have possessed. This is because he feared being killed too because of some of these.
Apparently, he said that if his son died and left them behind, then who is he to run after them. He decided to let the bygones be bygones.
He however confirmed that his son had a lot of riches out there. Even the people who had pledged to bring some things to the family at the burial never turned up.
About his son’s videos which nowadays randomly surface prophesying about some of the current happenings, he said that these strengthen him. They remind him that his son was an intelligent mind.
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