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Two Persons Arrested Over Murder Of Aso Rock Official

by Editor
February 19, 2020
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The police have made a headway in their investigation, as two arrests have been made in connection to the murder of an Aso Rock Assistant Director, Laetitia Naankang Dagan.

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According to PM News, the police were able to make the arrests after her assassins forgot one of their phones in her apartment, after raping her and gruesomely murdering her.

“They left with Laetitia’s phones and left one of their own”, said an Aso Rock source, in the know of police investigation.

The Police had used the abandoned phone to trace the suspects.

Ms. Laetitia, 47 years old, was living as a spinster in an apartment in Lokogoma in Abuja. According to P.M.News sources, she had reported some bad guys dealing in drugs near her home to the police, leading to a police raid of the joint.

It was believed that a blackleg in the police may have told the drug boys that Laetitia snitched on them.

Speculations that her death was connected with the leak of a December 9, 2019 memo sent to Abba Kyari, the chief of staff to President Muhammadu Buhari by the National Security Adviser, Major General Babagana Monguno, were dismissed.

“She was working in the Pension Department outside the Villa. There was no way, she would have come in contact with a memo from Monguno to Abba Kyari”, the source said.

Laetitia closed for work at the Villa at 8pm on Monday. But three hours after, she had been gruesomely murdered in her apartment.

Source: AN24.net

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