Police Reveal Items Found With Chidinma, ‘Murderer’ Of Super TV CEO

Police have revealed items found with Chidinma, the alleged murderer of Super TV CEO.

Newsone Nigeria reports that a 21-year-old undergraduate of the University of Lagos (UNILAG), Chidinma Ojukwu, has narrated how she stabbed the Chief Executive Officer of Super TV, Usifo Ataga, to death in the Lekki area of Lagos State, Nigeria’s commercial city.

This online news platform understands that the UNILAG student spoke at the Lagos State Police Command headquarters in Ikeja on Thursday after she was paraded as a suspect by the state Commissioner of Police, Hakeem Odumosu.

Giving an update on the items recovered from her, the Lagos State Police Command said a fake Drivers’ License, Nigerian passport, and Unilag ID bearing the suspect’s name, Chidinma Ojukwu were recovered from her.

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While being paraded on Thursday, Chidinma narrated how she stabbed Super TV CEO multiple times after an argument with the deceased at a service apartment in the Lekki area of Lagos

The UNILAG student who is a Mass Communication student of the University of Lagos admitted she withdrew money from the Ataga’s account after killing him.

What Police recovered from Chidinma

The Nigerian Police through its Lagos Command. said an International Passport with No. B50010434, a fake Drivers’ license carrying ‘Mary Johnson’ with the suspect’s photograph, and an Access Bank statement of account slip were found with her.

Others items found are a National Identification Card bearing the suspect’s name, complimentary cards, a United Bank for Africa ATM debit card bearing the suspect’s name, and a University of Lagos identity card bearing the suspect’s name.

Newsone Nigeria reports that although UNILAG management is yet to issue a public statement on the development, the part-time Departmental Coordinator, Dr Olubunmi Ajibade said the last time Chidinma was sighted on the University campus was before COVID lockdown.