Mbah also commiserated with the deceased’s family and OMMATA. Recall that Aniagu was gunned down by yet-to-be-identified assailants at the outskirts of Enugu metropolis, Saturday evening. Reacting to the development on Sunday, Mbah said, “My heart grieves over the brutal murder of the Chairman of OMMATA, the late Chief Stephen Aniagu. This is a sad loss, not only to OMATTA as a body but also to the entire state.
' “Therefore, those who committed this atrocity have bitten more than they can chew. 'They have murdered sleep, hence neither they nor the government and security agencies will sleep until all the perpetrators are captured and justice served in accordance with the law sooner than later. “I urge Ndi Enugu to go about their lawful businesses, for the security of lives and property remains our priority as a government.