'We Never Arraigned Ogwuche On Terrorism' – Police Statement

The Police High Command yesterday in Abuja has said they never arraigned Nyanya suspected bomber, Aminu Sadiq Ogwuche  on terrorism. Ogwuche who was recently freed by a court of law, was extradited from Sudan to face terrorism charges as the alleged mastermind of the Nyanya bomb blast.

The Command said the case against him was bungled and regrets that the media misled the public for so long. See a press statement released by the command below:

A statement signed by the Force Public Relations Officer, CP Emmanuel Ojukwu read:

"I Enjoy Killing People, I Will Do It Again Because I Am Following Allah's Orders" - Aminu Ogwuche

The Nyanya Motor Park bomb blast suspect, Aminu Ogwuche has said that he does not regret killing people and that he will do the same if he has another opportunity.


The suspect accused of being the mastermind of the Nyanya Motor Park bomb blast which claimed hundreds of innocent lives, Aminu Sadiq Ogwuche, who was extradited to Nigeria from Sudan last week, has made a chilling confession to the interogators of the  State Security Service, SSS, saying that he enjoys killing people and that he will do so again if he has another chance because Allah says he and his ilks should kill any one who refuses to convert to Islam.

The dreaded terrorist who has links with Boko Haram and Al Qaeda, according to a security source, was very defiant and told the officers who interrogated him that he does not have a any feeling of remorse for what he did, saying he was seized by  a sense of spiritual revolution to turn Nigeria into an Islamic state according to instructions handed down to them by Allah.

PHOTOS: Abuja Bomber Aminu Ogwuche Extradited To Nigeria

The co-mastermind of the April 14 Nyanya Bus terminal bombing in Abuja which claimed the lives of over 75 innocent Nigerians and caused extensive damages to humans and properties, Aminu Sadiq Ogwuche, has finally been extradited to Nigeria from Sudan. The Boko Haram strongman was on Tuesday brought into Nigeria from Sudan where he had taken refuge after the INTERPOL tracked him down.

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Sudan Refuses To Release Nyanya Bombing Mastermind To Nigeria

According to reports, the extradition of suspected Nyanya bombing mastermind, Aminu-Sadiq Ogwuche from Sudan might take longer than expected.
This was attributed to the fact that the Sudanese government has refused to co-operate as they do not have any extradition agreement with any nation in the world.
Ogwuche is believed to have been responsible for the April 14 bombing in Nyanya, Abuja which claimed the lives of about a 100 people.
Vanguard reports:

MEET AMINU SADIQ OGWUCHE, MASTERMIND OF NYANYA BOMB BLAST

According to a report by Daily Mail Friday, the alleged mastermind of Nyanya bomb blast, Aminu Sadiq Ogwuche, became a radical muslim while studying at a university in South Wales.
Ogwuche who dubbed himself ‘The Lion of God’ threatened to cut the hands and feet of non-believers while he was living in Britain.
The 29-year-old who was said to have escaped to Sudan was declared wanted by security authorities early in the week. But the terror kingpin was arrested by the Interpol in the Islamic country on suspicion of carrying out terror attacks in Nigeria which killed more than 90 people.
Boko Haram is also behind the abduction of 300 schoolgirls who are currently being held captive in a forest near the border with Cameroon.

Why We Arrested Nyanya Bomb Blast Suspect"s Father, Col. Ogwuche -- SSS

The father of the suspected mastermind of the Nyanya bomb blast of 14th April in Abuja was reportedly arrested by the Nigerian Department of State Security.
British-born Aminu Sadiq Ogwuche is said to have been the mastermind behind the attack and he has also been arrested.
The development was disclosed by the SSS Deputy Director of Public Relations, Marilyn Ogar yesterday in Abuja.
Nigerian Eye reports:

    Ogar said the suspect’s father, Agene Ogwuche, a retired colonel in the Nigerian Army, was being detained for his failure to produce his son when requested to do so in accordance with the bail term granted to Sadiq in 2011 when he was arrested on suspicion of terrorism.