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Hoodlums attack Onueke police station in Ebonyi state, kill three officers (graphic pictures)

By Gift Luckson
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Information reaching Neptune Prime has confirmed that suspected hoodlums have attackedĀ  Eze South Onueke Police division, Ebonyi state setting the station on fire.

Sources confirmed the hoodlums also attacked officers of the division with three officers confirmed dead, station burnt and a police patrol vehicle carted away by the hoodlums.

When Neptune Prime contacted the Ebonyi state police commissioner, Philip Sule maku, confirmed the attack saying he just received the report and he is on his way to Onueke.

More details soon…

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