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The Nigeria Union of Journalist (NUJ) has condemned the murder of Chukwu Obiahu, an employee of Nigeria Television Authority (NTA) in Okene, Kogi State.

Obiahu was stoned to death on Tuesday evening by unknown assailants shortly after he closed from work.

The Kogi State NUJ chairman, Comrade Momohjimoh Adeiza during a press conference on Thursday, called on security agencies to unravel the circumstances behind the death of the NTA engineer.

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The late engineer whose life has been cut short by men of the underworld was described as a gentleman.

Adeiza, while commiserating with the NTA family over the loss, said it is now very difficult for many Nigerians to go about their legitimate businesses due to insecurity in the country.

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He said, “A young man who went to work to do his legitimate duty was killed on his way home. It is so sad, very unfortunate. At this juncture, I will want to call the Nigeria police, to do everything possible to unravel the circumstances behind the death of that young man.

“It is becoming increasingly difficult for people to do their legitimate business anywhere in Nigeria today. From the available information, he was a staff of NTA who closed at the end of the day he was going back home and was later killed. I want to commiserate with the family of the deceased and the entire NTA all over the country over the unfortunate incident”.

“As I said, the government should please do something to protect every Nigerians and the media broadcast inclusive. If the deceased had been provided with adequate cover, I believe what happened should not have happened.

“What we have heard is that he was closing late, and he was going home unprotected. No vehicle. If somebody must be closing from work at that ungodly hour of the night, something should be done for him to go home safely. I want to call on media owners to provide vehicles to convey their staff to their various destinations to avert future occurrence of this ugly incident.”

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