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Twelve accused on trial for the alleged murder of Christiana Erekere, a female police inspector, were released and found not guilty by a Rivers State High Court in Port Harcourt on Monday.
The trial judge, Justice Augusta Kingsley-Chukwu, rendered a decision in the case, which started on June 18, 2024, stating that the prosecution had not proven beyond a reasonable doubt that the twelve accused had plotted to kill the late Inspector Erekere.
Justice Kingsley-Chukwu pointed out that the evidence offered had no direct connection to the suspects and that the prosecution’s witnesses’ testimony was inconsistent.
The court cited the autopsy findings, stating that it suggested the dead may have died from several conditions, such as asphyxia and asthma.
Additionally, the prosecution was ordered by the court to compensate each of the twelve defendants with one million naira.
Recall that the now-acquitted suspects, who were traveling from Delta State to Akwa Ibom for a traditional marriage ritual, reportedly assassinated Inspector Erekere on April 24, 2024, during a stop-and-search operation at the Taaba Police Division in Khana Local Government Area.
In response to the ruling, Nkue Bariledum, the late Inspector Erekere’s older brother, and Fortune Erekere, her daughter, voiced their disapproval.
