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Notorious Bayelsa Cultist, ‘Fela’ Finally Arrested Over Killing of NYSC Corps Member (Photos)

A popular cultist known as Fela, has been finally arrested over his alleged involvement in the killing of a National Youth Service Corps (NYSC), member.
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The Anti-vice Unit of the Bayelsa Police Command, has arrested a notorious cultist known as Fela on Monday, over his alleged involvement in the June 2016 killing of a Nigeria Youth Service Corps (NYSC) member, James Onuh, in Obele, a suburb of Yenagoa, the Bayelsa State capital.
Acording to SaharaReporters, Fela who was also accused of involvement in a separate homicide ‎in another part of the state capital, was lured out of hiding out by men of the police, while others claimed he was arrested after investigation into a new cult killing indicted him, and he confessed to the killing of the Corps member in June.
 

The NYSC corps member killed by the cultist

‎When contacted on the development, the spokesman of the State Police Command, Asimin Butwat, said the matter is undergoing further investigation.
“Though I can not yet confirm the details, Fela was the one who killed the Corper,” the spokesman stated.
It would be recalled that an NYSC member serving with the Bayelsa State Ministry of Works, was in June killed by gunmen in Obele, Bayelsa State.
The burial of the corps member
Onuh, a civil engineering graduate of the University of Agriculture, Makurdi, Benue State, died when gunmen, suspected to be cultists, accosted him close to his residence and shot him at close range.
He was rushed to the Federal Medical Centre in Yenagoa, where workers were on strike, before dying.
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