Human rights activist Harrison Gwamnishu has provided a new and troubling update regarding the recent killing in Delta State.

In his statement, Gwamnishu alleged that Usman Nuhu, the suspect linked to the incident, was acting on instructions from a superior. He went further to name a top boss whom he believes should be held accountable for the tragedy.

Gwamnishu also disclosed details of the attack, including the number of times Nuhu allegedly shot the victim, a popular singer whose death has sparked outrage and grief across the region.

The activist’s revelations have intensified calls for transparency and justice, with many demanding that authorities investigate not only the direct perpetrator but also those who may have orchestrated or enabled the crime.

Observers note that Gwamnishu’s intervention underscores the broader issue of accountability in Nigeria’s justice system, where questions often arise about whether powerful figures are shielded from responsibility.

The update has added fresh urgency to the case, as community members and civil society groups continue to press for answers and demand that justice be served without compromise.