Diobu Vigilante Chief, Keke Driver Disagree On Cause Of Arrest

The  Chairman of Diobu Vigilante group in Port Harcourt,Local Government Area Victor Ohaji aka  ‘Man of God’ has disagreed with one Nelson Ozukar, a tricycle(keke) on what led to the arrest of the man. 
Mr Ohaji  in an interview with Revelation Agents disclosed that Ozukar was arrested for allegedly stealing phones at the security post of the vigilante group. 
Mr Ohaji noted that the suspect was only tied with rope on his hand questioned where he kept the phones stole. 
The Vigilante Chief stated that while Mr Nelson was confessing, people came and pleaded on his behalf that he should be forgiven and given a chance to repent from his old ways. 
Mr Ohaji explained that he had no  option than to let him go without handing him over to Police due to plea by Keke Union Chairman at the Eagle Island gate and others.
Mr. Ohaji revealed that Mr Nelson reported him to Police on frivolous allegations and he (Mr Ohaji) went to the station and narrated exactly what transpired and was asked to go. 
Mr. Ohaji also denied having guns or threatening  the keke driver. 
He said people who are jealous of his achievements in crime fighting are the ones instigating the keke driver to lie against him so that criminals can take over Eagle Island and Diobu. 
Mr. Ohaji urged the general public to discountenance the insinuation that he has been suspended. He maintained that he is still the Commander General of Diobu vigilante and security agencies can also testify about his good works .
One Mr. Oba Musa Orlu who said he is the Chairman of Keke union at Eagle Island told our reporter that he pleaded with the vigilante group not to hand the suspect over to the Police that he should be given a chance to repent. Mr. Orlu alleged that the keke driver is involved in criminal activities ranging from snatching of handsets,hand bags etc. 
The  Keke driver, Mr Nelson Ozukar in his reaction denied been a criminal. 
Mr. Nelson explained that he was on his way to Agip from Eagle Island on that fateful day before he was intercepted by three members of diobu vigilante group. He alleged that he was blind folded and taken to Eagle Island at the office of the vigilante group and tied for five hours before he regained his freedom. 
Mr. Nelson also alleged that the vigilante personnel collected his 700 naira before they let him go and threatened to deal with him after they found out he reported the matter to the Police.