FAAN Speaks On Dead Body Recovered Near Runway 17 Axis Of Owerri Airport

FAAN Speaks On Dead Body Recovered Near Runway 17 Axis Of Owerri Airport

The Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) says the incident of death of one Mrs. Chinwendu Amadi, was not perpetrated inside the Owerri  Airport as reported by Starnews NG under a caption, “Pregnant  Woman Raped To Death At Imo  Airport.”

A statement signed by Mrs. Obiageli Orah, FAAN’s Director Public Affairs & Consumer Protection says “On October 18, 2024, a report was made to Aviation Security (AVSEC) officers regarding a group of youths from Awaogwu Logara, a village bordering the airport, who were searching bush paths around the airport for a missing member of their community.

The naked body of a female identified as Mrs. Chinwendu Amadi was discovered  near Runway 17  axis bordering the Umueze Community.

All security operatives at the airport, including the Airport Commandant and DPO, were instantly  alerted by the Airport Chief  of Security.

A team of Police officers from the Umuneke Division, Ngor Okpala Local Government area, led by Inspector Vincent N. on investigation observed that the deceased  sustained  several stabs  on the abdomen  while also observing that there were no blood  splatters or signs of struggle  where her body  was recovered to indicate  that she was murdered at that place.

FAAN night guards on interrogation have not reported any unusual observations in the area in question. The  police have since removed her body for further investigation .

The Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria uses this medium to call on anyone who has  information  that would  assist  in the unravelling of this unfortunate incident to please contact relevant security agencies for prompt action. The  perpetrators of this dastardly act must be brought to face the full wrath of the law.”

 

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Albinus Chiedu

Albinus Chiedu is a journalist, aviation media consultant, events management professional, and author. He has practiced journalism since 2000.

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