Chinese Boss Allegedly Kills Nigerian Female Crane Operator in Abia

TOUCHAHEART – The tragic incident at the Inner Galaxy Steel Company in Abia State has sparked outrage and tension among the local community.

Ocheze Ogbonna, a female crane operator, was allegedly pushed to her death by a Chinese manager, who had reportedly made unwanted advances towards her.

The incident has raised concerns about the treatment of Nigerian workers by Chinese expatriates and the role of security agents in the incident.

Community Demands Justice

Youths from the host community, Umuahala-Obuzor Asa, barricaded the gates of the steel company, demanding justice for Ocheze’s death.

However, they were dispersed by soldiers guarding the company, with reports of some protesters being shot and beaten.

The community is calling for an investigation into the activities of the Chinese expatriates at Inner Galaxy company and seeking justice for the deceased.

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Politician Condemns ‘Barbaric Act’

Hon. Chris Nkwonta, representing Ukwa West and Ukwa East federal constituency, has condemned the killing, describing it as a “gross abuse of the rules of engagement” and a “total disregard for the sanctity of human life.”

He called for the Chinese expatriate to be brought to book and face the full wrath of the law.

Incident Highlights Tensions Between Chinese Expatriates and Nigerian Workers

This incident is not an isolated one, with reports of Chinese expatriates mistreating Nigerian workers in various industries. The incident has sparked renewed calls for the government to investigate the activities of Chinese expatriates in Nigeria and ensure that they are held accountable for their actions.