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How I shot ex-Chief of Naval Staff’s son Ibrahim lifeless, stole his SUV – Naval officer

A serving Naval officer, Abdul Rasheed Muhammad on Wednesday narrated how he killed Aminu Ibrahim, the son of a former Chief of Naval Staff, Vice Admiral I. I. Ibrahim (retd).
Muhammad was paraded by the Federal Capital Territory Commissioner of Police, Bennett Igweh, in Abuja over the homicide two weeks in the past.
Muhammad, a Seaman within the Navy, mentioned he labored on the home of the sufferer, saying on that fateful evening, Ibrahim needed to exit round 11:30pm and mentioned he wanted safety.
He mentioned he adopted him together with his gun, saying that alongside the way in which, Ibrahim stopped to verify his ATM, as if he was going to purchase one thing.
“I believed possibly I used to be going to escort him to a market or someplace. Then, once I got here out by way of the opposite door, I shot him, took the automotive, and left. I’m a guard and a seaman within the Navy. He didn’t do something to me; I killed him to steal his automotive,” Muhammad narrated.
The FCT Police Commissioner, Igwe had mentioned about two weeks in the past, Ibrahim was robbed and killed within the Maitama space of Abuja, and his Prado SUV was taken.
“I need to inform you that Abdul Rasheed Muhammad, a serving Nigerian Navy personnel, dedicated the homicide. He has confessed to the crime, and we have now recovered the Prado Jeep,” he mentioned.

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