Cultists Kill Madonna University Graduate For Refusing To Do This (Graphic Photo)

Gunmen suspected to be cult members on Sunday reportedly murdered a fresh graduate of Madonna University, Okija, Anambra State in Owerri, the Imo State capital. 

The victim, Kelechi Ibezunma, who was a 2016 graduate of Physiology of the University, reportedly came to visit his friend, an undergraduate of Imo State University, Owerri, whose identity had yet to be identified as of the time of filing this report.

According to PUNCH, eyewitnesses revealed  on Monday morning that the incident occurred around 8:50 pm between Steve Jane Hostel and Obama hostel, at Aladimma Street, popularly known as IMSU back gate. 

 The sources said that the gunmen believed to be undergraduates of the University had invaded some hostels around the back gate area with guns and robbed the students of their phones, laptops and other electronic devices. 

On their way out, the eyewitnesses disclosed that the gunmen reportedly accosted Ibezunma, who had allegedly gone to a nearby shop to buy bread and milk for his dinner. They said that on accosting Ibezunma, the gunmen requested him to surrender his phone to them, but he reportedly refused, prompting them to shoot him immediately, took the phone and fled the area. He was reportedly rushed to Federal Medical Centre, Owerri, where he died after the doctors on duty reportedly refused to attend to him. 

One of the sources said;

“a student of Madonna University, Okija, Kelechi Ibezunma, was shot dead by 8:50 pm last night after he refused to surrender his phone to some group of armed boys in between Steve Jane Hostel and Obama Hostel” 

 The President of Obama hostel, Paul Onwuzuruike, told PUNCH correspondent on the phone that they had to discover the deceased’s identity through an identity card they found in his possession. Onwuzuruike said that none of the students in the hostel knew the fresh graduate or where he hailed from. 

He said that his details had been given to the policemen at Orji Police Division for identification by any of his relatives. 

When contacted, the spokesperson for the police in the state, Andrew Enwerem, said that he had yet to be briefed.