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Security operatives arrest suspected ESN/IPOB female member in Enugu (Videos)

Security operatives arrest suspected ESN/IPOB female member in Enugu (Videos)

Security operatives have arrested an Eastern Security Network (ESN)/Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) deadly suspect identified as Amaka Onah, 22, inside a forest in Igboeze South LGA, in Nsukka, Enugu.

Onah was said to have confessed killing five people, including one Igwe Baniko, whom they equally burnt down his filling station.

The lady who showed no remorse when being questioned, gave out names of her superiors who sent them out for the attacks.

She further stated that one Duri who is currently at large was the mastermind behind the operation.

Adding that she doesn’t know the crime the monarch they recently attacked committed against her group, that she’s just a messenger.

Amaka led the security forces to places where some of their victims were buried in shallow graves, one of them she said was a POS operator.

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