Youths Block Delta Police Station Over Musician's Killing

The killing of Oghenemine Ogidi, known as OG Millan, by ASP Nuhu Usman has ignited outrage in Delta State. Youths have taken to the streets, blocking the Ekpan Police Station to demand justice for the slain musician. This incident, which occurred on Sunday, April 26, 2026, has once again brought the issue of police brutality and extrajudicial killings to the forefront in Nigeria.

The Delta State Police Command has acknowledged the gravity of the situation, with the Commissioner of Police condemning the act and ordering the immediate arrest and transfer of ASP Usman. The officer is now facing disciplinary action and potential prosecution for murder, a move that, while necessary, does little to assuage the pain of the victim's family and community.

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Officers, abeg. I ‘ll tell you everything. It was my friend who deceived me.

Adding to the tragedy, the mother of the deceased revealed that this is the second son she has lost to police brutality. This heartbreaking revelation underscores a systemic issue that continues to plague the nation, leaving families shattered and communities demanding accountability. The demand for justice for OG Millan is not just about one musician; it is a cry against a pattern of violence that has become all too familiar.

While international media may focus on the protests and the police response, the local perspective highlights the deep-seated distrust and fear that many Nigerians have towards law enforcement. The incident serves as a stark reminder of the urgent need for comprehensive police reform and a commitment to upholding the rule of law, ensuring that such tragedies are not repeated.

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Having an incident that cannot be explained is very difficult. There is no explanation for this. That policeman, I just don’t get what I would say was wrong with him.