The decomposed body of the traditional ruler of Luwa Community in Khana Local Government Area of Rivers State, R.N Loolo, has been recovered by operatives of the state police command.
The late traditional ruler was kidnapped, killed and buried in a shallow grave by his abductors in June 2019.
DAILY POST gathered that the abductors of the late king killed and buried him even after a ransom was paid by his family.
The Divisional Police Officer in charge of the Bori Division in Khana LGA, SP Bako Angbashim, who on Monday led the team of police operatives to a thick forest in Luwa community, from where the body was exhumed, said the discovery followed a “thorough investigation and random search” in various forests within the area.
Angbashim, who cautioned the kidnappers and those behind criminal activities to vacate Ogoniland, further assured that his men will stop at nothing in ensuring that the “perpetrators are arrested and brought to justice”.
Speaking to journalists after the recovery, he described the action of the kidnappers as “wickedness to humanity”.
Also speaking, the first son of the late king, Kingdom Loolo said his family “is in great pains” over the incident but expressed gratitude to God that the corpse of his father has been recovered.