The Akwa Ibom State Police Command has arrested two suspects over the alleged murder of a 26-year-old man, Nsikak Joshua, who was reportedly beaten to death and buried in a shallow grave in Oboetim Ikot Ekong Village, Nsit Ibom Local Government Area of the state.The Police Public Relations Officer, DSP Timfon John, disclosed this in a statement on Monday, saying the suspects were arrested following an investigation into the incident.According to John, the case was reported to the police on July 14, 2026, by the victim’s father, 52-year-old Ekere, who alleged that his only son was beaten to death by Otobong Nelson, also known as “Efok Ikid,” alongside Inemesit Robert, Utibe Clement, and Victor Robert.She stated that the complainant alleged that the suspects brought his son’s corpse and forced him to indicate where the body should be buried.John stated, “The complainant further stated that on 14th July 2026 at about 8:40 a.m., the suspects allegedly brought the corpse of his son to his residence armed with spades, forcefully demanded that he indicate where the deceased should be buried, dug a shallow grave within his compound, buried the corpse, and thereafter threatened him against reporting the incident to the police.“Upon receipt of the report, detectives commenced immediate investigation. Acting on credible intelligence, operatives arrested Otobong Nelson and Utibe Clement on July 17, 2026, at about 3:45 am.”The PPRO said the prime suspect confessed during interrogation that the deceased had been summoned over allegations of threatening a neighbour with a machete.“He further confessed that he ordered his subjects, identified as Utibe Clement, Victor Robert, and Inemesit Robert, to assault the deceased with sticks, which resulted in his death,” the statement added.According to John, the suspect also admitted that after the victim died, he and others transported the body to the deceased’s father’s residence and falsely claimed that he had been knocked down by a hit-and-run driver.Related NewsAdamawa man dies after alleged stick attack, suspect arrestedPolice arrest 147 suspects, recover 250 cartridges, machetes in LagosPolice arrest four cops for extorting ICPC chairman of N53,000 in AbujaShe noted that the suspects allegedly advised the victim’s father not to take the body to a mortuary before burying it in a shallow grave within the compound.She noted, “The suspect also confessed that after the victim died, he and others conveyed the corpse to the deceased’s father’s compound and falsely informed him that his son had been knocked down by a hit-and-run vehicle.“They allegedly advised the father not to take the body to the mortuary, after which the corpse was buried in a shallow grave within the compound.”The PPRO said the victim’s remains had since been exhumed and deposited in a morgue for preservation and autopsy.Reacting, the Commissioner of Police condemned the killing, describing it as “barbaric, unlawful and unacceptable,” and directed investigators to intensify efforts to arrest the remaining suspects still at large.The command also warned that anyone involved in conspiracy, unlawful assault, murder, intimidation of witnesses, or concealment of evidence would be investigated and prosecuted in accordance with the law.PUNCH Metro reported on June 4 that the Ondo State Police Command arrested a 38-year-old man, Nsikak Kingsley, for allegedly beating his father, Adone Peter, to death at Oda Community in Akure South Local Government Area of the state.The Police Public Relations Officer, DSP Abayomi Jimoh, had stated that the suspect committed the dastardly act following an argument between him and the deceased that reportedly led to physical assault. The Police Public Relations Officer, DSP Timfon John, disclosed this in a statement on Monday, saying the suspects were arrested following an investigation into the incident.According to John, the case was reported to the police on July 14, 2026, by the victim’s father, 52-year-old Ekere, who alleged that his only son was beaten to death by Otobong Nelson, also known as “Efok Ikid,” alongside Inemesit Robert, Utibe Clement, and Victor Robert.She stated that the complainant alleged that the suspects brought his son’s corpse and forced him to indicate where the body should be buried.John stated, “The complainant further stated that on 14th July 2026 at about 8:40 a.m., the suspects allegedly brought the corpse of his son to his residence armed with spades, forcefully demanded that he indicate where the deceased should be buried, dug a shallow grave within his compound, buried the corpse, and thereafter threatened him against reporting the incident to the police.“Upon receipt of the report, detectives commenced immediate investigation. Acting on credible intelligence, operatives arrested Otobong Nelson and Utibe Clement on July 17, 2026, at about 3:45 am.”The PPRO said the prime suspect confessed during interrogation that the deceased had been summoned over allegations of threatening a neighbour with a machete.“He further confessed that he ordered his subjects, identified as Utibe Clement, Victor Robert, and Inemesit Robert, to assault the deceased with sticks, which resulted in his death,” the statement added.According to John, the suspect also admitted that after the victim died, he and others transported the body to the deceased’s father’s residence and falsely claimed that he had been knocked down by a hit-and-run driver.Related NewsAdamawa man dies after alleged stick attack, suspect arrestedPolice arrest 147 suspects, recover 250 cartridges, machetes in LagosPolice arrest four cops for extorting ICPC chairman of N53,000 in AbujaShe noted that the suspects allegedly advised the victim’s father not to take the body to a mortuary before burying it in a shallow grave within the compound.She noted, “The suspect also confessed that after the victim died, he and others conveyed the corpse to the deceased’s father’s compound and falsely informed him that his son had been knocked down by a hit-and-run vehicle.“They allegedly advised the father not to take the body to the mortuary, after which the corpse was buried in a shallow grave within the compound.”The PPRO said the victim’s remains had since been exhumed and deposited in a morgue for preservation and autopsy.Reacting, the Commissioner of Police condemned the killing, describing it as “barbaric, unlawful and unacceptable,” and directed investigators to intensify efforts to arrest the remaining suspects still at large.The command also warned that anyone involved in conspiracy, unlawful assault, murder, intimidation of witnesses, or concealment of evidence would be investigated and prosecuted in accordance with the law.PUNCH Metro reported on June 4 that the Ondo State Police Command arrested a 38-year-old man, Nsikak Kingsley, for allegedly beating his father, Adone Peter, to death at Oda Community in Akure South Local Government Area of the state.The Police Public Relations Officer, DSP Abayomi Jimoh, had stated that the suspect committed the dastardly act following an argument between him and the deceased that reportedly led to physical assault. According to John, the case was reported to the police on July 14, 2026, by the victim’s father, 52-year-old Ekere, who alleged that his only son was beaten to death by Otobong Nelson, also known as “Efok Ikid,” alongside Inemesit Robert, Utibe Clement, and Victor Robert.She stated that the complainant alleged that the suspects brought his son’s corpse and forced him to indicate where the body should be buried.John stated, “The complainant further stated that on 14th July 2026 at about 8:40 a.m., the suspects allegedly brought the corpse of his son to his residence armed with spades, forcefully demanded that he indicate where the deceased should be buried, dug a shallow grave within his compound, buried the corpse, and thereafter threatened him against reporting the incident to the police.“Upon receipt of the report, detectives commenced immediate investigation. Acting on credible intelligence, operatives arrested Otobong Nelson and Utibe Clement on July 17, 2026, at about 3:45 am.”The PPRO said the prime suspect confessed during interrogation that the deceased had been summoned over allegations of threatening a neighbour with a machete.“He further confessed that he ordered his subjects, identified as Utibe Clement, Victor Robert, and Inemesit Robert, to assault the deceased with sticks, which resulted in his death,” the statement added.According to John, the suspect also admitted that after the victim died, he and others transported the body to the deceased’s father’s residence and falsely claimed that he had been knocked down by a hit-and-run driver.Related NewsAdamawa man dies after alleged stick attack, suspect arrestedPolice arrest 147 suspects, recover 250 cartridges, machetes in LagosPolice arrest four cops for extorting ICPC chairman of N53,000 in AbujaShe noted that the suspects allegedly advised the victim’s father not to take the body to a mortuary before burying it in a shallow grave within the compound.She noted, “The suspect also confessed that after the victim died, he and others conveyed the corpse to the deceased’s father’s compound and falsely informed him that his son had been knocked down by a hit-and-run vehicle.“They allegedly advised the father not to take the body to the mortuary, after which the corpse was buried in a shallow grave within the compound.”The PPRO said the victim’s remains had since been exhumed and deposited in a morgue for preservation and autopsy.Reacting, the Commissioner of Police condemned the killing, describing it as “barbaric, unlawful and unacceptable,” and directed investigators to intensify efforts to arrest the remaining suspects still at large.The command also warned that anyone involved in conspiracy, unlawful assault, murder, intimidation of witnesses, or concealment of evidence would be investigated and prosecuted in accordance with the law.PUNCH Metro reported on June 4 that the Ondo State Police Command arrested a 38-year-old man, Nsikak Kingsley, for allegedly beating his father, Adone Peter, to death at Oda Community in Akure South Local Government Area of the state.The Police Public Relations Officer, DSP Abayomi Jimoh, had stated that the suspect committed the dastardly act following an argument between him and the deceased that reportedly led to physical assault. She stated that the complainant alleged that the suspects brought his son’s corpse and forced him to indicate where the body should be buried.John stated, “The complainant further stated that on 14th July 2026 at about 8:40 a.m., the suspects allegedly brought the corpse of his son to his residence armed with spades, forcefully demanded that he indicate where the deceased should be buried, dug a shallow grave within his compound, buried the corpse, and thereafter threatened him against reporting the incident to the police.“Upon receipt of the report, detectives commenced immediate investigation. Acting on credible intelligence, operatives arrested Otobong Nelson and Utibe Clement on July 17, 2026, at about 3:45 am.”The PPRO said the prime suspect confessed during interrogation that the deceased had been summoned over allegations of threatening a neighbour with a machete.“He further confessed that he ordered his subjects, identified as Utibe Clement, Victor Robert, and Inemesit Robert, to assault the deceased with sticks, which resulted in his death,” the statement added.According to John, the suspect also admitted that after the victim died, he and others transported the body to the deceased’s father’s residence and falsely claimed that he had been knocked down by a hit-and-run driver.Related NewsAdamawa man dies after alleged stick attack, suspect arrestedPolice arrest 147 suspects, recover 250 cartridges, machetes in LagosPolice arrest four cops for extorting ICPC chairman of N53,000 in AbujaShe noted that the suspects allegedly advised the victim’s father not to take the body to a mortuary before burying it in a shallow grave within the compound.She noted, “The suspect also confessed that after the victim died, he and others conveyed the corpse to the deceased’s father’s compound and falsely informed him that his son had been knocked down by a hit-and-run vehicle.“They allegedly advised the father not to take the body to the mortuary, after which the corpse was buried in a shallow grave within the compound.”The PPRO said the victim’s remains had since been exhumed and deposited in a morgue for preservation and autopsy.Reacting, the Commissioner of Police condemned the killing, describing it as “barbaric, unlawful and unacceptable,” and directed investigators to intensify efforts to arrest the remaining suspects still at large.The command also warned that anyone involved in conspiracy, unlawful assault, murder, intimidation of witnesses, or concealment of evidence would be investigated and prosecuted in accordance with the law.PUNCH Metro reported on June 4 that the Ondo State Police Command arrested a 38-year-old man, Nsikak Kingsley, for allegedly beating his father, Adone Peter, to death at Oda Community in Akure South Local Government Area of the state.The Police Public Relations Officer, DSP Abayomi Jimoh, had stated that the suspect committed the dastardly act following an argument between him and the deceased that reportedly led to physical assault. John stated, “The complainant further stated that on 14th July 2026 at about 8:40 a.m., the suspects allegedly brought the corpse of his son to his residence armed with spades, forcefully demanded that he indicate where the deceased should be buried, dug a shallow grave within his compound, buried the corpse, and thereafter threatened him against reporting the incident to the police.“Upon receipt of the report, detectives commenced immediate investigation. Acting on credible intelligence, operatives arrested Otobong Nelson and Utibe Clement on July 17, 2026, at about 3:45 am.”The PPRO said the prime suspect confessed during interrogation that the deceased had been summoned over allegations of threatening a neighbour with a machete.“He further confessed that he ordered his subjects, identified as Utibe Clement, Victor Robert, and Inemesit Robert, to assault the deceased with sticks, which resulted in his death,” the statement added.According to John, the suspect also admitted that after the victim died, he and others transported the body to the deceased’s father’s residence and falsely claimed that he had been knocked down by a hit-and-run driver.Related NewsAdamawa man dies after alleged stick attack, suspect arrestedPolice arrest 147 suspects, recover 250 cartridges, machetes in LagosPolice arrest four cops for extorting ICPC chairman of N53,000 in AbujaShe noted that the suspects allegedly advised the victim’s father not to take the body to a mortuary before burying it in a shallow grave within the compound.She noted, “The suspect also confessed that after the victim died, he and others conveyed the corpse to the deceased’s father’s compound and falsely informed him that his son had been knocked down by a hit-and-run vehicle.“They allegedly advised the father not to take the body to the mortuary, after which the corpse was buried in a shallow grave within the compound.”The PPRO said the victim’s remains had since been exhumed and deposited in a morgue for preservation and autopsy.Reacting, the Commissioner of Police condemned the killing, describing it as “barbaric, unlawful and unacceptable,” and directed investigators to intensify efforts to arrest the remaining suspects still at large.The command also warned that anyone involved in conspiracy, unlawful assault, murder, intimidation of witnesses, or concealment of evidence would be investigated and prosecuted in accordance with the law.PUNCH Metro reported on June 4 that the Ondo State Police Command arrested a 38-year-old man, Nsikak Kingsley, for allegedly beating his father, Adone Peter, to death at Oda Community in Akure South Local Government Area of the state.The Police Public Relations Officer, DSP Abayomi Jimoh, had stated that the suspect committed the dastardly act following an argument between him and the deceased that reportedly led to physical assault. “Upon receipt of the report, detectives commenced immediate investigation. Acting on credible intelligence, operatives arrested Otobong Nelson and Utibe Clement on July 17, 2026, at about 3:45 am.”The PPRO said the prime suspect confessed during interrogation that the deceased had been summoned over allegations of threatening a neighbour with a machete.“He further confessed that he ordered his subjects, identified as Utibe Clement, Victor Robert, and Inemesit Robert, to assault the deceased with sticks, which resulted in his death,” the statement added.According to John, the suspect also admitted that after the victim died, he and others transported the body to the deceased’s father’s residence and falsely claimed that he had been knocked down by a hit-and-run driver.Related NewsAdamawa man dies after alleged stick attack, suspect arrestedPolice arrest 147 suspects, recover 250 cartridges, machetes in LagosPolice arrest four cops for extorting ICPC chairman of N53,000 in AbujaShe noted that the suspects allegedly advised the victim’s father not to take the body to a mortuary before burying it in a shallow grave within the compound.She noted, “The suspect also confessed that after the victim died, he and others conveyed the corpse to the deceased’s father’s compound and falsely informed him that his son had been knocked down by a hit-and-run vehicle.“They allegedly advised the father not to take the body to the mortuary, after which the corpse was buried in a shallow grave within the compound.”The PPRO said the victim’s remains had since been exhumed and deposited in a morgue for preservation and autopsy.Reacting, the Commissioner of Police condemned the killing, describing it as “barbaric, unlawful and unacceptable,” and directed investigators to intensify efforts to arrest the remaining suspects still at large.The command also warned that anyone involved in conspiracy, unlawful assault, murder, intimidation of witnesses, or concealment of evidence would be investigated and prosecuted in accordance with the law.PUNCH Metro reported on June 4 that the Ondo State Police Command arrested a 38-year-old man, Nsikak Kingsley, for allegedly beating his father, Adone Peter, to death at Oda Community in Akure South Local Government Area of the state.The Police Public Relations Officer, DSP Abayomi Jimoh, had stated that the suspect committed the dastardly act following an argument between him and the deceased that reportedly led to physical assault. The PPRO said the prime suspect confessed during interrogation that the deceased had been summoned over allegations of threatening a neighbour with a machete.“He further confessed that he ordered his subjects, identified as Utibe Clement, Victor Robert, and Inemesit Robert, to assault the deceased with sticks, which resulted in his death,” the statement added.According to John, the suspect also admitted that after the victim died, he and others transported the body to the deceased’s father’s residence and falsely claimed that he had been knocked down by a hit-and-run driver.Related NewsAdamawa man dies after alleged stick attack, suspect arrestedPolice arrest 147 suspects, recover 250 cartridges, machetes in LagosPolice arrest four cops for extorting ICPC chairman of N53,000 in AbujaShe noted that the suspects allegedly advised the victim’s father not to take the body to a mortuary before burying it in a shallow grave within the compound.She noted, “The suspect also confessed that after the victim died, he and others conveyed the corpse to the deceased’s father’s compound and falsely informed him that his son had been knocked down by a hit-and-run vehicle.“They allegedly advised the father not to take the body to the mortuary, after which the corpse was buried in a shallow grave within the compound.”The PPRO said the victim’s remains had since been exhumed and deposited in a morgue for preservation and autopsy.Reacting, the Commissioner of Police condemned the killing, describing it as “barbaric, unlawful and unacceptable,” and directed investigators to intensify efforts to arrest the remaining suspects still at large.The command also warned that anyone involved in conspiracy, unlawful assault, murder, intimidation of witnesses, or concealment of evidence would be investigated and prosecuted in accordance with the law.PUNCH Metro reported on June 4 that the Ondo State Police Command arrested a 38-year-old man, Nsikak Kingsley, for allegedly beating his father, Adone Peter, to death at Oda Community in Akure South Local Government Area of the state.The Police Public Relations Officer, DSP Abayomi Jimoh, had stated that the suspect committed the dastardly act following an argument between him and the deceased that reportedly led to physical assault. “He further confessed that he ordered his subjects, identified as Utibe Clement, Victor Robert, and Inemesit Robert, to assault the deceased with sticks, which resulted in his death,” the statement added.According to John, the suspect also admitted that after the victim died, he and others transported the body to the deceased’s father’s residence and falsely claimed that he had been knocked down by a hit-and-run driver.Related NewsAdamawa man dies after alleged stick attack, suspect arrestedPolice arrest 147 suspects, recover 250 cartridges, machetes in LagosPolice arrest four cops for extorting ICPC chairman of N53,000 in AbujaShe noted that the suspects allegedly advised the victim’s father not to take the body to a mortuary before burying it in a shallow grave within the compound.She noted, “The suspect also confessed that after the victim died, he and others conveyed the corpse to the deceased’s father’s compound and falsely informed him that his son had been knocked down by a hit-and-run vehicle.“They allegedly advised the father not to take the body to the mortuary, after which the corpse was buried in a shallow grave within the compound.”The PPRO said the victim’s remains had since been exhumed and deposited in a morgue for preservation and autopsy.Reacting, the Commissioner of Police condemned the killing, describing it as “barbaric, unlawful and unacceptable,” and directed investigators to intensify efforts to arrest the remaining suspects still at large.The command also warned that anyone involved in conspiracy, unlawful assault, murder, intimidation of witnesses, or concealment of evidence would be investigated and prosecuted in accordance with the law.PUNCH Metro reported on June 4 that the Ondo State Police Command arrested a 38-year-old man, Nsikak Kingsley, for allegedly beating his father, Adone Peter, to death at Oda Community in Akure South Local Government Area of the state.The Police Public Relations Officer, DSP Abayomi Jimoh, had stated that the suspect committed the dastardly act following an argument between him and the deceased that reportedly led to physical assault. According to John, the suspect also admitted that after the victim died, he and others transported the body to the deceased’s father’s residence and falsely claimed that he had been knocked down by a hit-and-run driver.Related NewsAdamawa man dies after alleged stick attack, suspect arrestedPolice arrest 147 suspects, recover 250 cartridges, machetes in LagosPolice arrest four cops for extorting ICPC chairman of N53,000 in AbujaShe noted that the suspects allegedly advised the victim’s father not to take the body to a mortuary before burying it in a shallow grave within the compound.She noted, “The suspect also confessed that after the victim died, he and others conveyed the corpse to the deceased’s father’s compound and falsely informed him that his son had been knocked down by a hit-and-run vehicle.“They allegedly advised the father not to take the body to the mortuary, after which the corpse was buried in a shallow grave within the compound.”The PPRO said the victim’s remains had since been exhumed and deposited in a morgue for preservation and autopsy.Reacting, the Commissioner of Police condemned the killing, describing it as “barbaric, unlawful and unacceptable,” and directed investigators to intensify efforts to arrest the remaining suspects still at large.The command also warned that anyone involved in conspiracy, unlawful assault, murder, intimidation of witnesses, or concealment of evidence would be investigated and prosecuted in accordance with the law.PUNCH Metro reported on June 4 that the Ondo State Police Command arrested a 38-year-old man, Nsikak Kingsley, for allegedly beating his father, Adone Peter, to death at Oda Community in Akure South Local Government Area of the state.The Police Public Relations Officer, DSP Abayomi Jimoh, had stated that the suspect committed the dastardly act following an argument between him and the deceased that reportedly led to physical assault. She noted that the suspects allegedly advised the victim’s father not to take the body to a mortuary before burying it in a shallow grave within the compound.She noted, “The suspect also confessed that after the victim died, he and others conveyed the corpse to the deceased’s father’s compound and falsely informed him that his son had been knocked down by a hit-and-run vehicle.“They allegedly advised the father not to take the body to the mortuary, after which the corpse was buried in a shallow grave within the compound.”The PPRO said the victim’s remains had since been exhumed and deposited in a morgue for preservation and autopsy.Reacting, the Commissioner of Police condemned the killing, describing it as “barbaric, unlawful and unacceptable,” and directed investigators to intensify efforts to arrest the remaining suspects still at large.The command also warned that anyone involved in conspiracy, unlawful assault, murder, intimidation of witnesses, or concealment of evidence would be investigated and prosecuted in accordance with the law.PUNCH Metro reported on June 4 that the Ondo State Police Command arrested a 38-year-old man, Nsikak Kingsley, for allegedly beating his father, Adone Peter, to death at Oda Community in Akure South Local Government Area of the state.The Police Public Relations Officer, DSP Abayomi Jimoh, had stated that the suspect committed the dastardly act following an argument between him and the deceased that reportedly led to physical assault. She noted, “The suspect also confessed that after the victim died, he and others conveyed the corpse to the deceased’s father’s compound and falsely informed him that his son had been knocked down by a hit-and-run vehicle.“They allegedly advised the father not to take the body to the mortuary, after which the corpse was buried in a shallow grave within the compound.”The PPRO said the victim’s remains had since been exhumed and deposited in a morgue for preservation and autopsy.Reacting, the Commissioner of Police condemned the killing, describing it as “barbaric, unlawful and unacceptable,” and directed investigators to intensify efforts to arrest the remaining suspects still at large.The command also warned that anyone involved in conspiracy, unlawful assault, murder, intimidation of witnesses, or concealment of evidence would be investigated and prosecuted in accordance with the law.PUNCH Metro reported on June 4 that the Ondo State Police Command arrested a 38-year-old man, Nsikak Kingsley, for allegedly beating his father, Adone Peter, to death at Oda Community in Akure South Local Government Area of the state.The Police Public Relations Officer, DSP Abayomi Jimoh, had stated that the suspect committed the dastardly act following an argument between him and the deceased that reportedly led to physical assault. “They allegedly advised the father not to take the body to the mortuary, after which the corpse was buried in a shallow grave within the compound.”The PPRO said the victim’s remains had since been exhumed and deposited in a morgue for preservation and autopsy.Reacting, the Commissioner of Police condemned the killing, describing it as “barbaric, unlawful and unacceptable,” and directed investigators to intensify efforts to arrest the remaining suspects still at large.The command also warned that anyone involved in conspiracy, unlawful assault, murder, intimidation of witnesses, or concealment of evidence would be investigated and prosecuted in accordance with the law.PUNCH Metro reported on June 4 that the Ondo State Police Command arrested a 38-year-old man, Nsikak Kingsley, for allegedly beating his father, Adone Peter, to death at Oda Community in Akure South Local Government Area of the state.The Police Public Relations Officer, DSP Abayomi Jimoh, had stated that the suspect committed the dastardly act following an argument between him and the deceased that reportedly led to physical assault. The PPRO said the victim’s remains had since been exhumed and deposited in a morgue for preservation and autopsy.Reacting, the Commissioner of Police condemned the killing, describing it as “barbaric, unlawful and unacceptable,” and directed investigators to intensify efforts to arrest the remaining suspects still at large.The command also warned that anyone involved in conspiracy, unlawful assault, murder, intimidation of witnesses, or concealment of evidence would be investigated and prosecuted in accordance with the law.PUNCH Metro reported on June 4 that the Ondo State Police Command arrested a 38-year-old man, Nsikak Kingsley, for allegedly beating his father, Adone Peter, to death at Oda Community in Akure South Local Government Area of the state.The Police Public Relations Officer, DSP Abayomi Jimoh, had stated that the suspect committed the dastardly act following an argument between him and the deceased that reportedly led to physical assault. Reacting, the Commissioner of Police condemned the killing, describing it as “barbaric, unlawful and unacceptable,” and directed investigators to intensify efforts to arrest the remaining suspects still at large.The command also warned that anyone involved in conspiracy, unlawful assault, murder, intimidation of witnesses, or concealment of evidence would be investigated and prosecuted in accordance with the law.PUNCH Metro reported on June 4 that the Ondo State Police Command arrested a 38-year-old man, Nsikak Kingsley, for allegedly beating his father, Adone Peter, to death at Oda Community in Akure South Local Government Area of the state.The Police Public Relations Officer, DSP Abayomi Jimoh, had stated that the suspect committed the dastardly act following an argument between him and the deceased that reportedly led to physical assault. The command also warned that anyone involved in conspiracy, unlawful assault, murder, intimidation of witnesses, or concealment of evidence would be investigated and prosecuted in accordance with the law.PUNCH Metro reported on June 4 that the Ondo State Police Command arrested a 38-year-old man, Nsikak Kingsley, for allegedly beating his father, Adone Peter, to death at Oda Community in Akure South Local Government Area of the state.The Police Public Relations Officer, DSP Abayomi Jimoh, had stated that the suspect committed the dastardly act following an argument between him and the deceased that reportedly led to physical assault. PUNCH Metro reported on June 4 that the Ondo State Police Command arrested a 38-year-old man, Nsikak Kingsley, for allegedly beating his father, Adone Peter, to death at Oda Community in Akure South Local Government Area of the state.The Police Public Relations Officer, DSP Abayomi Jimoh, had stated that the suspect committed the dastardly act following an argument between him and the deceased that reportedly led to physical assault. The Police Public Relations Officer, DSP Abayomi Jimoh, had stated that the suspect committed the dastardly act following an argument between him and the deceased that reportedly led to physical assault.