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Imo Commissioner Noble Abiaso Released From Police Custody
The embattled former commissioner for Lands in Imo State, Noble Atulegwu Abiaso, has been released from police custody after spending over 40 days detained at the behest of the state governor, Hope Uzodimma…CONTINUE READING
Governor Uzodimma had ordered the arrest and detention of Atulegwu, accusing him of land-grabbing and related offenses. Atulegwu was held at the police headquarters in Owerri, the capital of Imo State.
Following investigations by the State CID of the Police Command, the dismissed commissioner has been released on bail, allowing him to reunite with his family after more than a month in custody.
However, an anonymous source from Imo Government House, Owerri, informed journalists that further actions and investigations are ongoing in the matter.
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