FCT Police probe death of popular Abuja Chef
By Odita Sunday, Abuja
04 August 2021 |
3:46 am
Detectives of the Federal CapitalTerritory Police Command have commenced a manhunt for killers of a popular Nigerian chef, Emeka Eloagu, who was found dead in his Abuja home. FCT police spokesman, Mariam Yusuf told The Guardian that they had launched an investigation aimed at unearthing the mystery behind his death. “We have launched…
Detectives of the Federal CapitalTerritory Police Command have commenced a manhunt for killers of a popular Nigerian chef, Emeka Eloagu, who was found dead in his Abuja home.
FCT police spokesman, Mariam Yusuf told The Guardian that they had launched an investigation aimed at unearthing the mystery behind his death.
“We have launched an investigation on the matter.”
While the cause of his death remains uncertain, an account by some of his friends claims he was stabbed to death by assailants, who gained access into his home.
Another account claims the deceased was killed by two persons, who he granted access to his apartment.
They allegedly stripped him naked, tied him up, and then strangled him.
Eloagui is the creative director of Helenes Food Company, an Abuja-based brand.
It was gathered that his lifeless body was found in his apartment on Sunday, August 1.
The deceased is survived by his wife and family members.
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