UK Police offer N10m to find killers of House of Reps member’s son
The police in London are desperately in search of the killers of Abraham Badru, the son of House of Representatives member, Hon. Enitan Dolapo Badru.
Abraham was shot and killed near his parent’s London home over a week ago.
In a bid to find the lawmaker’s son’s killers, the United Kingdom Police have now offered a £20,000 (about N10 million) incentive to anyone who can offer information that’ll lead to their arrest.
The 26-year-old, according to the police, was shot while he went to take drinks from the trunk of his car.
A suspect, believed to be wearing a black puffer jacket, was seen walking away from the area of the incident shortly after gunshots were heard.
Abraham’s family has described the pain of the loss as “unbearable”.
“We plead with any parent, siblings, extended family, friends, associates, in desperation that if you have any information to please come forward.”
Detective Chief Inspector, Noel McHugh, said the answer to Abraham’s death “lies in the community.”
“I know that people are talking about what happened,” he said.
“It is something truly out of the ordinary, a community hero being murdered.
“His family and friends cannot comprehend what has happened, and there are no words that can adequately describe the pain Abraham’s family are going through.
MacHugh also described Abraham as “a striking young man and a real contributor to society. He was awarded a National Police Bravery Award in 2009 after intervening in a rape and then giving evidence in court”.
