"He Was Only Delivering a Package!" Sister of Mene Ogidi Breaks Down as She Reveals the Chilling Truth Behind the Effurun Police Shooting: Full Gist Latest News

 

A Cry for Justice Latest News on Nigelzient! The nation is in mourning following the brutal extrajudicial killing of Mene Ogidi in Effurun, Delta State. In a tearful revelation reaching Nigelzient, Mene’s sister and mother have shared the agonizing details of his final moments—he wasn't a criminal, he was a son and a dreamer—get the full exclusive breakdown below! 🇳🇬💔⚖️

The tragedy occurred on the morning of April 26, 2026, when 28-year-old Mene Ogidi went to collect a waybill package for a friend. Reporting for Nigelzient, witnesses and viral video footage show Mene being intercepted by a police team led by ASP Nuhu Usman along the Warri-Sapele Expressway. Despite being restrained and handcuffed on the ground, Mene was shot at point-blank range. His sister reveals that his last words were pleas for his life, offering to take the officers to the person who sent the package, which allegedly contained a weapon he knew nothing about.

According to Nigelzient Latest News, Mene was a promising musician who often told his mother, "Don't worry, when my music is released, I will take you all over the world." His family is doubly heartbroken, revealing that they lost another son to police custody just four years ago. The Delta State Police Command has since arrested ASP Nuhu Usman, but for the people of Effurun and the millions following the story on Nigelzient, an arrest is not enough. The community is demanding a full, transparent trial to ensure that "waybilling" doesn't become a death sentence for innocent youth.

The reaction on Nigelzient has been a mixture of grief and pure fury. One user wrote, "He was handcuffed and on the ground—there was no threat! This is murder!" While the police claim they acted on an anonymous tip about a weapon, the execution of a restrained suspect has triggered widespread condemnation. As Nigelzient reports, the #JusticeForMene hashtag is currently the number one trending topic in Nigeria. Was this a case of mistaken identity or blatant police brutality? Your thoughts on the safety of Nigerian youth? Drop your take below on Nigelzient!