50 decomposing, 20 headless bodies discovered in Abia cattle market

No fewer than 50 decomposing, 20 headless bodies have been uncovered around Lokpanta Regional Cattle Market in Umunneochi Local Government Area of Abia State.

The Abia governor said it would become a day market “that closes in the evening and everybody goes home”. Furthermore, he said, anybody still opposed to the government’s efforts to sanitise the cattle market must be a criminal or an accomplice. Otti further hinted that part of the measures to boost security in the area was to convert the market to a general-purpose one and to fence it around.

Otti said that the fight against insecurity would not distract his administration from its development agenda, noting that the ongoing infrastructural development is on course.

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