50 year old woman killed, community demands justice in Kogi.

A 50-year-old woman, Mrs Mary Jekeli Edibo has been killed by unknown persons in Omala Local government area of Kogi State.
The woman who hailed from Agbenema-Ife , a surbub of Abejukolo, headquarters of Omala local government council was matcheted to death by her assailants while returning home from a neighboring Agabifo village.
Our reporter gatherd that the deceased, a petty trader, who was said to have returned from a local market earlier in the day, went to see her customers in the neighbouring village and was returning when she met her death.
The incident was coming barely four days after a middle-aged man was similarly murdered in a nearby community. The victim, Malam Amodu Oma Ucha of Ajodoma village, was also macheted on his way to the farm.
Confirming the incident to newsmen on Wednesday, the state police command public relations officer, DSP William Ayah, said the on the 10th of April the deceased brother, one Mr Abdul of Agbenema community reported the matter the following day of the incident  at Abejukolo , the Divisional headquarters of Omala LGA
He said when the police team went to the scene of the incident, they discovered that she sustained deep cuts on her head and part of the face.
“Our men took the photograph of the scene and were to take the remains for a post mortem examination but the family declined,” he explained.
He, however, said the police has commenced  investigation into the matter and has mounted intensive surveillance around the communities and called on the people not to panic as his men are on  top of the situation.
Meanwhile, the people of Omala Local Government Area of kogi state have called on the governor Alhaji. Yahaya Bello and the Security Agencies to unravel those behind the  incessant killings of the people across Omala by unknown gunmen.
They noted that in recent times some villages in Omala have become epicentre for senseless killings by alleged gunmen believed to be herdsmen which had resulted to  death of scores  of the people and burning down of some villages in the Local Government Area.
They particularly asked Governor Bello to work his talk on protecting lives and properties of the people across the state by deploying crack detectives to the area to permanently uncover and bring them to book those behind the dastardly acts.
The Senior Special Assistant on Security in Omala Local Government Area, Hon. Ibrahim Aboh has vowed to do everything within his powers to bring the perpetrators to book.
He warned the miscreants to leave the Omala Soil or they should be ready to meet their waterloo, while appealing to the people to remain calm assuring them that the law enforcement officers are   working round the clock to safeguard their lives and properties.