PROTESTERS IN ABUJA DEMAND JUSTICE IN 15-YEAR MURDER CASE

 The movement which was led by Barrister Moses Aham Akano emphasized that the incident constitutes a criminal matter and should not be subject to statutes of limitations. They highlighted the importance of the Inspector-General of Police, Mr. Kayode Egbetokun, making the investigative report public, as it could provide crucial insights into the circumstances surrounding Aso’s death.

The protesters asserted that the prolonged delay in processing the case represents a significant injustice, not only to Aso’s family but also to society at large. In addition to the protest, the organization has taken legal steps, asking the court to mandate the police to release the investigative report from 2011, which they believe is essential for ensuring justice.

“We are here to call on the Inspector-General of Police, Mr. Kayode Egbetokun, to release an investigative report regarding the murder allegedly committed in 2011, Akano Stated

“We have long requested that the court order the IGP to release the police report on this matter.

“We want the court to ensure that the law takes its course and to secure justice for the late pregnant woman, Shitua Aso. We seek to follow the legal route to compel the police to release its investigative report from 15 years ago.

“Nigerians are crying, the world is crying, and all we want is justice. The case is not statute-barred; we are pleading for justice for the late pregnant woman.”

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