Angry youths in Effurun, Delta State, on Wednesday blocked the Ekpan Police Station in protest against the extrajudicial killing of 28-year-old musician, Oghenemine Ogidi, popularly known as OG Millan, by a police officer.
The incident occurred on Sunday, April 26, 2026, when operatives attached to the Effurun Area Command responded to intelligence from the Benin Motor Park along the Warri–Sapele Expressway.
According to the Delta State Police Command, Ogidi was apprehended while allegedly attempting to waybill a parcel containing a Beretta pistol with four rounds of ammunition...READ FULL STORY; FROM THE SOURCE.
Operatives were deployed to the scene to take the suspect into custody.
However, a video, posted on X, showed the suspect on the ground with his hands and legs tied, pleading for his life and offering to cooperate with the armed men.
“Officers, abeg. I ‘ll tell you everything. It was my friend who deceived me,” the man said in the clip.
The officer leading the team, ASP Nuhu Usman, discharged his firearm leading to the suspect’s death.
The killing drew an immediate and furious response from residents of the state.
Youths stormed Ekpan Police Station, blocking entry and exit points in a demonstration they described as a demand for justice for Omena, as the slain musician was known to his community.
The Delta State Commissioner of Police condemned the incident as an extrajudicial killing and directed the Area Commander, Effurun, to immediately arrest ASP Nuhu Usman and transfer him to the State Headquarters, Asaba, for disciplinary action.
The officer has since been moved to Force Headquarters, Abuja, where he is to appear before the Force Disciplinary Committee for immediate disciplinary sanction and prosecution.
The Delta State Police Command’s spokesperson, Bright Edafe, said the officer would be tried for murder.
He said the cop acted unprofessionally, adding that the violent action was one he could not explain.
Edafe said the command was still struggling to understand what led to the officer’s action.
“Having an incident that cannot be explained is very difficult. There is no explanation for this. That policeman, I just don’t get what I would say was wrong with him,” he said.
BISLOADED reports that the mother of the deceased alleged that she has now lost two sons to police brutality in separate incidents, breaking down in tears while recounting her ordeal during a condolence visit by human rights activist, Harrison Gwamnishu.
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