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Suspects have described how they kidnapped Justice Ebiyerin Omukoro, a judge on the Bayelsa High Court, from a restaurant in Yenagoa and transported him to a neighboring state.
Eight suspects, six of whom were men and two of whom were women, were paraded in Yenagoa on Thursday by Francis Idu, the commissioner of police for Bayelsa State, and Adedapo Amao, the director of the Department of State Services (DSS).
During their parade, the suspects—who are still being held by the DSS—allegedly admitted to the crime.
Justice Brodrick, a member of the Ozobo village in Delta State and one of the main suspects, acknowledged that he joined the kidnapping after receiving a call from a man he identified as his boss.
On June 21, he called to invite me to Yenagoa. He also called my companion, John Uzi. And I asked my younger brother, Kelvin Olu, to accompany me to Bayelsa,” Brodrick said to reporters.
He clarified that they received uniforms and a mission vehicle upon their arrival in Bayelsa.
We left our camp, but it wasn’t a set target, he stated. Before we encountered the judge at Kilimanjaro (a restaurant), we were only patrolling. Thus, we went up to him and took him to our camp.
“When they kidnapped their victim, they didn’t know he was a judge,” Brodrick said. But they chose to treat him with some respect after learning that he was from the Ekeremor Local Government Area.
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Our leader, whom we refer to as the “General,” ordered that he be kept in handcuffs but treated with the same respect as one of our own when he revealed that he is Ijaw, he claimed.
John, another suspect who was also paraded, stated that he was in the camp when the judge arrived but did not take part in the actual operation because of his poor condition.
During the State Executive Council meeting on Wednesday, Bayelsa State Governor Douye Diri had previously stated that everyone involved in the kidnapping had been taken into custody, with the exception of the gang leader, who is still at large.
Francis Idu, the commissioner of police, credited the arrest to successful interagency cooperation and emphasized the Department of State Services’ contribution, which involved the deployment of a special operations team from Abuja.
He praised the deployment of CCTV cameras in key locations throughout the state, which proved helpful in the operation, and praised Governor Diri for providing the logistics that made the rescue possible.
Idu stated, “His Excellency, Governor Douye Diri’s security governance strategy is demonstrated by the arrest of these suspects.”
“He has consistently emphasized that security agencies must work together, and this case demonstrates that Bayelsa is no longer a safe place for criminals to operate.”
In addition, the police head strongly cautioned anyone planning to commit crimes in the state.
