- A decomposing body discovered by police
- The body was found in a disturbing state
- The discovery coincides with reports of Andrew Amaechi's death
A grim discovery unfolded near the residence of Andrew Amaechi, the prime suspect in the case of the missing Ghanaian women, Celine Ndudim and Afiba Tandoh, in Abia State, Nigeria.
A decomposing body, found in a disturbing condition, was stumbled upon by police officers on Monday, June 3, 2024, adding a sinister twist to the ongoing investigation.
According to Nigerian activist Harrison Gwamnishu, who has been closely monitoring the situation, parts of the body were gruesomely removed, leaving behind a disturbing scene.
The head, hands, and legs were notably absent, and the remaining torso was discovered wrapped in a curtain similar to the ones found in Amaechi’s residence.
This macabre development follows closely on the heels of reports that Andrew Amaechi, based in the United Kingdom, met a tragic end during an alleged escape attempt while being transported from Abia State to Abuja.
Regrettably, he took crucial information regarding the whereabouts of the missing women to the grave, leaving their fate shrouded in mystery.
