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3 min read An online newspaper, Newswire, has withdrawn its claim linking the Centre for Clinical Care and Clinical Research Nigeria (CCCRN), a non-governmental organisation, to the gruesome murderof a 26-year-old job seeker in Akwa-Ibom State, Iniubong Umoren. Ms Umoren was raped and killed by Uduak Akpan, who invited her for a job interview at Oron, located in the outskirts of Uyo, the Akwa-Ibom State capital. CCCR had denied any involvement in the murder case as alleged in the publication, demanding a retraction and an apology from the news organisation. Retraction However...

The reporter, David Hundeyin, has dared Mr Akpabio to "feel free to sue" him over the issue.

How I lured, killed Iniubong Umoren — Suspected Killer Uduak narrates to journalists how he killed Iniubong Umoren. 3 min read Uduak Akpan, the suspected killer of Iniubong Umoren, a job-seeker from Akwa Ibom, on Friday during a parade by the police, owned up to the crime. Mr Akpan, who lured the 26-year-old graduate of University of Uyo (UNIUYO) with a fake job interview on April 29, killed her and buried her remains in a shallow grave in his father’s compound. Ms Umoren was confirmed dead on April 30 and buried on Friday at her hometown, Nung Ita, Ikot Essien in Oruk Ana...

Umoren had shown up at the address for a job interview that never was. 20-year-old Frank Akpan confessed to the crime a couple of days later, according to the police, and remains in custody. On Tuesday, May 11, 2021, investigative journalist David Hundeyin published a report in Newswirengr.com, in which he alleged that Akpan didn't commit the crime alone and that there is some evidence that the suspect worked in cahoots with a certain Kufre Effiong, a civil servant and Superintendent of Police, Samuel Ezeugo, among others. The report also alleged that the...

By David Hundeyin On Friday April 29, a 26 year-old lady set out around 1PM to attend a job interview in Uyo, Akwa Ibom State. Having recently completed her university program despite losing both parents, she was looking for a way to support herself before being called up for the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) program.   Instead of a job interview and hope for the future however, what she would actually encounter on that day would become one of the most shocking stories to ever emerge from Nigeria. Iniobong “Hiny” Umoren became the subject of a desperate nationwide search led by Nig...