The Federal Capital Territory Police Command has commenced an investigation into suspected culpable homicide following the loss of life of a hotel workers member in Utako District, Abuja.
Josephine Adeh, the FCT Command’s spokesman, in a press release on Sunday, defined that the incident occurred on Tuesday, October 20, 2026, at about 5:00 a.m.
She said that on Tuesday, twentieth October 2026, at about 5:00 am, a misery report was acquired on the Utako Divisional Police Headquarters reporting suspicious noise and exercise on the third ground of a hotel inside Utako District of the FCT.
Adeh stated police operatives acted swiftly, stressing {that a} workforce of cops from Utako Division was promptly dispatched to the scene.
Upon arrival, she defined that the supply of the noise was traced to Room 301, the place one Samuel Net, a tiler employed by the hotel, was discovered with marks of violence on his physique, whereas one other particular person, recognized as Joseph Terdoo, a workers member of the hotel, was discovered mendacity unconscious on the ground with a number of marks of violence on his physique.
According to the assertion, “Joseph Terdoo was instantly rushed to Wuse District Hospital, the place he was confirmed useless on arrival by the medical workforce on obligation.”
The police supplied preliminary findings on what led to the battle, saying that additional investigations revealed that the 2 males had a disagreement which degenerated into a bodily confrontation.
The assertion stated that Samuel pushed Joseph, who fell and hit his head on a wood object earlier than collapsing.
She stated, “The Commissioner of Police, FCT Police Command, CP Ahmed Muhammed Sanusi, has cautioned residents towards violence and suggested FCT residents to shun violence and self-help throughout disagreements.
“He enjoined FCT residents to embrace peace and diplomacy in resolving disputes and report suspicious individuals or actions to the closest police station or contact the command by way of its emergency numbers: 08032003913 and 08061581938.
