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Super TV CEO Sibling: How My Brother Was Stabbed Over Five Times, Tied, Gagged, Tortured
Dr. Isi Ataga, the brother of late Super TV CEO, Usifo Ataga, has revealed that contrary to the claim of his killed, Chidinma Ojukwu, the deceased was stabbed several times, leading to his death.
He said: “Usifo died a horrific death. He wasn’t stabbed two or even five times; he was stabbed multiple times. His hands were bound tightly and the marks were still all over his wrists, accompanied by evidence of torture and assault even as his corpse lay in the morgue.
“And no one in the entire building heard his screams because he was gagged. Let that sink in, he was bound, gagged and tortured!
“The now-viral video of the room with the deceased lying on the floor shows a room with blood-stained walls and floor, evidence of a ferocious struggle. One person could never have carried these out.”
(The Eagle Online)
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