Usman Nuhu, AKA Ogbegbe, Appears in Court Over Alleged Killing of Oghenemine

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Usman Nuhu, popularly known as Ogbegbe, has appeared in court in Asaba, Delta State, to face charges over the alleged k!ll!ng of Oghenemine, who reportedly went to collect a waybill at Effurun Roundabout.

During the court proceedings, Ogbegbe, who appeared visibly lean and shaky, denied k!ll!ng Oghenemine. He reportedly told the court that he used a stone near the deceased to apply pressure on his body so he would confess. He also claimed that he was beaten with floor tiles at the Ekpan Police Station.

The court reportedly reminded him that the statements he was making were under oath.

The second defendant, who was charged alongside Ogbegbe, also told the court that the police forced him to admit that he was present when Oghenemine was allegedly k!ll£d. He maintained that he was not at the scene when the incident occurred.

The court ordered that Ogbegbe be remanded in prison, while the second to fifth defendants were granted bail.

The other defendants are Onoloko Dauroupamo, Okoh Kelechi, Goodluck Kingsley and Omonigho Ahweyevu.

The case was adjourned until November 17, 2026, for further proceedings.

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