On April 29, Ini Umoren set out for a job interview in Uyo.

She never made it home.

In this exclusive for @NewsWireNGR I explore leaked data from the murder suspect& #39;s mobile service provider and prove that he did not work alone.
#JusticeForHinyUmoren https://newswirengr.com/2021/05/11/murder-in-uyo-who-killed-hiny-umoren/">https://newswirengr.com/2021/05/1...

This 3,000-word investigative deep dive is based on several days worth of leaked call records showing Frank Akpan& #39;s links to a senior civil servant in the Federal Ministry of the Niger Delta, as well as directly working with the Akwa Ibom State Police Command to bungle the case.

Using cellular geolocation data, this investigation proves the existence of a high level organ trafficking ring in Akwa Ibom State which has backing from the Akwa Ibom State Police Command and a senior civil servant working for high level politicians at the Niger Delta Ministry.

In particular, the data shows that Police Superintendent Samuel Ezeugo who was named as one of the officers that "arrested" Frank Uduak Akpan actually has a preexisting relationship with the suspect and is in fact working in cahoots with the the organ trafficking gang.