102 Obigbo Residents Illegally Arrested Released [Full List]

102 out of 112 residents of the Obigbo area in Rivers State who were illegally arrested and detained by the Nigerian Army have been released.

It was learned that the residents were arrested during a raid between November and December 2020, and detained at the Army Commando Base in Suleja, Niger State.

Naija News gathered that while 102 of them were still alive, four of them were dead, while six others were still unaccounted for.

In a statement on Wednesday by a civil group, International Society for Civil Liberties and the Rule of Law, the residents have not been charged to court nor given a fair trial.

The statement added that the families and lawyers of most of the victims had not been allowed to see them till date.

It reads: “The 112 mostly Igbo civilian residents of Obigbo residency have for almost nine months remained in the Nigerian Army’s Alpha Military Commando Base located along Bida-Suleja Road, Bida in Niger State. They have also been held secretly without administrative or court bail.

“Following the discovery of some secret locations where the abductees were taken to and held, in addition to public and media outcries and efforts of Barrister Richard Okoroafor, Intersociety and leadership of the Indigenous People of Biafra, 283 were judicially rescued and over 270 have remained in secret custody of the Nigerian Army.”

According to the civil group, the names of the deceased persons are: Ekweme Thomas, Pius Onochie, Obinna Akapuru and Monday Ifeanyi

It added that the remaining persons unaccounted for are: Iwuoma Bright, Ochi Jacob, Nwakaego Ibe, Ebube Kelvin and Elvis Chigbu

The group, however, released the names of the 102 abducted Obigbo residents released recently.

1.Benjamin Eze

2.Paul Uwazieike

3.Humphrey Vickie

4.Peter Umeze

5.Odemgbo Isreal

6.Prince Achi

7.Wie Gift

8.Kamso Ignatus

9.Chibuike Ochi

10.Bobo Ochi

11.Mensah Boniface

12.Elechi Sylvester

13.Amadi Chinasa

14.Okeke Zachariah

15.Mebechi Justice

16.Anwuluka Dieide

17. Alphonsus White

18. Saturday Amonwa

19. Daniel Onwubiko

20.Supuru Onochie

21.Clifford Francis

22. Emeka Ugbochi

23. Echefuna Uchenna

24. Anthony Okpara

25. Godswill Ike

26. Ikenna Abuoma

27. Paul Nwille

28. Okochi Emmanuel

29. Richard Okoli

30. Imma Sunny

31. Johnson Akabuku

32. Micheal Azubuike

33. Oku Confidence

34.Mark Uche;

35. Mr Dominic Asiema;

36.Freedom Acalpu

37.Nsikak Friday

38.Chinonso Amaechi

39. Bright Sunday

40.Okpara Dinma

41.John Igweba

42. Humphery Chukwunonoso

43.Boniface Uwuoma

44. Osaretin Chinda

45.Ekene Denison;

46.Emma Maduabuchi

47.Chiedu Kelvin

48.Osita Austin

49. Legit Kerere

50.Eric Alphonsus

51. Iyke

52.Godwin Ume

53.Chineyeze Ekpere

54.Innocent Odum

55.Pastor Uchenna

56.Boniface Ume

57.Gilbert

58.Okafor Kingsley

59.Chieyuran Ibe

60.Emeka David

61.Sodienye Moses

62.Onyinye Wokeke

63.Monday Ogah

64.Ifeoma Igwe

65.Chike Jideofor

66.Chukwudi Anyazue

67. Chimezie;

68. Ayigbo

69. Chijioke

70.Ekene

71.Nwude

72.Vincent

73.Ugochukusu

74.Andrew Iheme

75.Thomas Ibekwe

76.Precious Anozie

77.Cletus Justice

78.Augustine

79. Osita Chikwado

80. Adam Kennedy

81. Egesi Geoffrey

82.Chidi Okeke

83.Egbo Godwin

84.Tobechukwu Udoka

85. Chineyenze Bishop

86. Akaudo Obinna

87.Kanyinene Uche

88.Azubuike Calistus

89.Victor Ugoechi

90.Okwu Nonyerem

91.Kamso Anayo

92. Sopuru Dikachi

93.Chibuike Uzo

94. Osuagwu Emmanuel

95. Ojiako Bright

96. Harrison Jude

97.Winner Onukube

98.Chika Dede

99.Papa Emma

100.Success Mba

101. Clifford Obunneme

102. Chieunra Chukwuma

This article was originally published on Nigeria News

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