Man arrested for stabbing brother to death in Anambra

 

The Anambra State Police Command has arrested Christian Ndubuisi in connection with the fatal stabbing of his elder brother during an altercation.

The incident, described by the state Commissioner of Police, Ikioye Orutugu, as “tragic” and “unfortunate,” has sparked renewed calls for peaceful conflict resolution within communities.

In a statement released on Sunday, police spokesman, SP Tochukwu Ikenga, confirmed that Ndubuisi was apprehended on Saturday by police operatives attached to the 3-3 Divisional Headquarters, following a report of the incident.

Ikenga outlined the details of the crime, stating, “On February 15, 2025, operatives acted swiftly on a report and arrested Christian Ndubuisi, who allegedly killed his elder brother over a minor disagreement.”

He explained that during the fight, the suspect broke a bottle and used it to stab his brother.

When rushed to the hospital, the victim was confirmed dead by a doctor on duty.

The Commissioner of Police expressed his condolences, describing the situation as a tragic reminder of the need for conflict resolution and anger management.

“It is very tragic to hear that a minor disagreement escalated into a violent confrontation, resulting in the loss of life,” CP Orutugu remarked.

He assured all that the case would be transferred to the State Criminal Investigation Department in Awka for further investigation, with a commitment to ensuring justice is served.

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