Two suspects have been arrested in Delta State for the alleged murder of an Uber driver named Dantes. The incident took place in the Effurun area, where the suspects had hired a sex worker and requested a ride from Dantes.
As Dantes drove them to their destination, the suspects reportedly strangled him with a rope, then pushed his body out of the car. Afterward, they drove off, allowing the sex worker to leave unharmed. The suspects also attacked another driver soon after, but the driver managed to escape without injury. They stole his vehicle before fleeing the scene.
The police were able to capture the suspects, and investigations into the crime are still ongoing.
“These are the kíIIers of Dantes the bolt driver. These two guys came to Warri on the 16th of December, they went to shop rite Effurun, and demanded a TDB (Till Day Break) with one of the prostitutes,” he wrote.
They agreed to pay the prostìțute 40k so the two of them could take turns on her at about 11pm that faithful night. These two animąIs booked a bolt and they entered along with the prostìțute.
They branched off, bought drinks and fish which they all drank and ate, including Dantes, the bolt driver, who wasn’t aware that would be his last night on earth.
As they approached Aziza junction after the Mercy Land church, the fair one brought out a thick twined rope and strangled the driver from behind while the helpless prostitute was bailed up with a knife, by the other dark guy not to make a single noise.
After strangling the driver, they pushed down his corpse and drove deep into the express where they had pity on the harlot and dropped her. She didn’t say, if they still slept with her or not. She had to trek back to town that same mid night.
They took the car to Agbor and put it on sale. They went to Benin and attempted to strangle another Hausa driver but he quickly shifted the car chair back, bend it backward, opened the door and ran. But they also brought the car to Warri and put it on sale.
CSP Aliyu Shaba DPO Ekpan of the Delta State Command has been trailing these guys through tracking the phones they stolen until luck ran out of them. They would now be left with the option of facing the law.
