boniflex: Is he the senior brother of Mike Ozuronye? Is he the senior brother of Mike Ozuronye?

airmark:

If he is not one of those directly or indirectly destroying our country by their legal skills.

brownlord: ONISHA BRIDGE IS FALLING DOWN, FALLING DOWN ONISHA BRIDGE IS FALLING DOWN...

Babaofor: kidnapping
Boko haram
ASUU strike
Unemployment
corrution.etc
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.All dis are benefit or divident of fresh air according to d GEJ laptop creew#SMJ
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naija i hail thee...

brownlord: ONISHA BRIDGE IS FALLING DOWN, FALLING DOWN ONISHA BRIDGE IS FALLING DOWN...

moneysense: Last night, news broke that popular human right lawyer Mike Ozekhome SAN had been kidnapped by unknown persons as he travelled on the now notorious Ehor stretch of the Benin-Auchi motorway. And with the sad news now long confirmed by the Edo State Command of the Nigeria Police Force, there has been no indication of his where-about or that his driver who was seized with him.

abbeylincon: He might have bn taken to Delta or Onitsha forest! I wish him goodluck sha!

FLYFIRE:

My dear God will help us, but the day I totally gave up on this man, because I used to respect him alot, was when I watch him say all the evidences (both video & audio) against Lawan were all doctored. I wish him well though.

kilmix: He's a mentor to me in the Legal Field.










Check out my pic with him @NBA week.

kilmix: He's a mentor to me in the Legal Field.










Check out my pic with him @NBA week.

madukovich:

It's 'ONITSHA'

moneysense: Last night, news broke that popular human right lawyer Mike Ozekhome SAN had been kidnapped by unknown persons as he travelled on the now notorious Ehor stretch of the Benin-Auchi motorway. And with the sad news now long confirmed by the Edo State Command of
the Nigeria Police Force, there has been no indication of his
where-about or that his driver who was seized with him.

roxell120: watch wat u say here investigation is ongoing oo.ull be tracked and arrested for questioning. for nairaland loudmouths

Babaofor: kidnapping
Boko haram
ASUU strike
Unemployment
corrution.etc
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naija i hail thee...

dareyking: Darelee on Nairalee...If u knw this will be found unharmed cn i get the 'LIKES' for no jst cause....#Lobatan..

alpha conde: If oshoimole (apc) had employed edo pple no body would be on the highway looking for who to kidnap.

If you don't like what I have said, prove it by killing yourself.

quickygirl: UPDATE Ozekhome: DPO, Inspector, 2 Others Killed in Rescue Bid
Posted on Aug 24 2013 - 9:12pm by The Infra News
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…as IGP gives matching order on CP to arrest killers of policemen

It was another sad day for officers of Edo state Police command as two top senior officials were found dead in the early hours of Friday beside a bush near Ehor community in Uhunmwode local government area of the state.
The officers died in a gun duel with suspected kidnappers who struck along the Benin-Auchi road on Friday evening in Benin, the state capital and swooped on popular legal practitioner, Chief Mike Ozekhome, a Senior Advocate of Nigeria (SAN).
The suspected kidnappers succeeded in taking away their victim, Chief Ozekhome and his drivers in the gun duel. too bad

The bodies of the policemen, an Assistant Superintendent of Police (ASP) and police Inspector and two others were said to have been discovered by residents of the area Friday morning.
The latest killing of policemen brings to six the men of the command that lost their lives in the line of duty.
Two policemen attached to the command were three weeks ago shot dead by men who rode in a Volkswagen Passat car off bypass in Egba community.
Ozekhome was kidnapped at about 3pm and taken to an unknown location in the state.
The abduction of the constitutional lawyer and human rights activist brings to about 12 the number of victims that fell into the hands of rampaging kidnappers in the past three weeks in parts of the state.
It is feared that families of the kidnap victims may have lost huge sums running into several millions of naira to secure the release of their relations from the den of the hostage takers.
Among those so far abducted include five female primary school teachers, three kids of one of the teachers, vice chairman of Uhunmwode council, two senior health workers at Irrua Specialist Hospital in Esan central and the latest victim.
The state police command had on Wednesday paraded 44 suspected kidnappers, suspected robbers, ritualists, rapists, illegal arms manufacturers, fraudsters and illicit drug peddlers at the command headquarters.

It was gathered that the four dead officers died in an attempt to save the human Rights lawyer, Chief Mike Ozekhome from the fleeing suspected kidnappers.

However indications showed that the police in the state led by its Commissioner of Police are closing in on the suspected kidnappers.

Meanwhile, the Inspector General of Police, Muhammed Abubakar, yesterday directed the Commissioner of Police in the state, Mr Folunso Adebanjo, to fish out the suspects.

The state police boss has vowed to ensure that the fleeing suspects are brought to book.
Adebanjo told newsmen that, “operatives of the command led by DPO Ehor division responded swiftly to a distress call at about 3:30pm that unspecified number of armed men had blocked the Benin-Auchi road by Ehor axis.”
He stated that, “However the hoodlums ambushed the patrol vehicle and opened fire on them, prompting an exchange of fire.”

“At the end of the gun duel, the hoodlums escaped with bullet wounds but not without their victim who was later identified upon search on his abandoned vehicle as Chief Ozekhome (SAN) and is driver.”

He disclosed that “regrettably, the command lost four officers in the encounter. We salute their rare courage and bravery for they fought and died as heroes for the course of humanity. Their death shall not be in vain. We remain undeterred in our fight against armed banditry”, he stated.
The Force Public Relations Officers, Frank Mba, told journalists of telephone that “ the IGP has directed the CP to commence immediate vigorous manhunt for the hoodlums who must be arrested and brought to justice and the kidnapped victims rescued. We therefore once again call on the general public not to relent in their partnership with the police to fish out the criminals as common enemy to our society and report anyone found with the bullet wounds to the nearest police station”.

From Umeh Ugochukwu in Benin