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There is growing outrage and concern following the discovery of a young Idoma woman, Aladi Offikwu Johnson, lifeless and with her hands tied behind her back inside a hotel room in the Gwarinpa area of Abuja..CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>
The tragic incident, which has since gone viral on social media, shows the victim—reportedly from Benue State, lying motionless in a hotel bed under suspicious circumstances.
The unsettling footage has sparked public uproar and renewed calls for justice and improved security in hospitality spaces.
Reacting to the development, operatives of the Nigeria Police Force, FCT Command, have launched a full-scale investigation to unravel the circumstances behind the death. Police say a manhunt is underway for the unidentified male companion who reportedly lodged with the deceased but exited the hotel alone.
FCT Police Public Relations Officer, SP Josephine Adeh, confirmed the development, stating:
“In swift response to the tragic incident, the Commissioner of Police, FCT, CP Ajao Adewale, ordered a thorough and discreet investigation into the circumstances surrounding the unfortunate incident.”
Preliminary investigations revealed that the victim, also known as Tessy, checked into the hotel, located along 3rd Avenue in Gwarinpa, on June 16, 2025, alongside a yet-to-be-identified man. Hotel staff later found her unresponsive during routine service rounds and quickly alerted the Police.
“The victim was discovered unconscious by hotel staff during routine service rounds, prompting immediate notification to the Police. She was confirmed dead upon medical evaluation,” SP Adeh added.
The Commissioner of Police has appealed to the public to remain calm and allow investigators to carry out their duties without interference. He also extended heartfelt condolences to the grieving family of the deceased.
In his message, CP Ajao Adewale urged young women to remain cautious in their interactions, especially with unfamiliar individuals, and encouraged them to always share their locations with trusted persons for safety.
He further directed hotel operators within the territory to enforce stricter security measures, including compulsory ID verification for guests and the installation of active surveillance systems to support future investigations and deter criminal behavior.CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>
