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Updated: Uche Nwosu was arrested, not kidnapped – Police

The Imo State Police Command says a former governorship candidate and son-in-law of ex-governor Rochas Okorocha, Uche Nwosu, was arrested and not abducted.

A statement released by the spokesperson for the police command, CSP Michael Abattam, read, “This is to inform the general public that Chief Uche Nwosu was not kidnapped but was arrested by the police and Imo State Police Command is aware of the arrest and presently he is in police custody.

“This is to refute the earlier news that has being making the rounds on social media that he was kidnapped by unknown persons/gunmen.

“The Commissioner of Police, while using this medium to assure Imolites of the command’s commitment in ensuring the safety of lives and property this Yuletide, advised the general public to always shun fake news.”

But the police spokesman did not give any reason for Nwosu’s arrest.

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