29/04/2026
28-year-old Ogidi Mena shot by police officer in Delta State
LAW BEHIND IT
Section 33 of the 1999 Constitution guarantees the RIGHT TO LIFE. No police officer has the right to take that life except in very strict situations. This was not one of them. Under the Criminal Code, what happened here points to one thing “MURDER.”
Now let’s talk like real people
A parcel arrived at the park. They asked the boy who came to pick it:
“What is inside?”
He said:
“My friend sent me.”
Simple question:
👉 Why didn’t they focus on the Person who sent the Parcel?
Who should the law be interested in?
The messenger or the owner of the g0n?
From that moment, the investigation already went wrong.
Then the police came as officers on duty. They met a man who was already tied, already dis@rmed, already surrounded. No threat, no danger. Yet ASP Ogbegbe pulled the trigger, Sh0t him. He didn’t d!e
They carried him alive into the police vehicle and instead of taking him inside for investigation, at the station he was shot again and again and again until he d!ed.
Let’s stop pretending:
👉 That is not arrest.
👉 That is not investigation.
👉 That is Extra-judicial k!lling.
But here is where it gets even more disturbing
The same man who could have led the police to the sender, the source of the g0n, the possible network was silenced.
So let me ask the question many people are afraid to ask:
👉 Why was he killed before he could talk?
Was it anger?
Or was someone trying to make sure certain names are never mentioned?
And it doesn’t end there from the video a
colleague gave him bullets others were cheering I a on in the background this is no longer one “trigger-happy officer”. This becomes a team act.
And in law if you assist, encourage, or stand by this becomes:
👉 A possible case of aiding and abetting
👉 Concerted misconduct by officers of the Nigeria Police Force
Every single officer present must answer
