ASP Nuhu Usman Arrested for Musician Killing Amid Extortion Claims

Context On April 26, 2026, police in Effurun, Delta State, acted on intelligence about a suspected firearm. The operation resulted in the death of 28‑year‑old musician Oghenemine, known professionally as OG Millan. A viral video later showed the victim restrained and pleading, contradicting the police claim that he was armed.

Key Facts - ASP Nuhu Usman was taken into custody on April 28, 2026 for the shooting that occurred on April 26. - The victim quoted the officer saying she should thank God it was daytime, otherwise he would have killed her. - Police admitted the officer broke Force Order 237 and standard operational procedures, condemned the act, and transferred him to Abuja headquarters for discipline and prosecution. - Separate allegations surfaced that Usman extorted N50,000 from a woman in 2023 during a traffic stop, threatening her with a firearm and making degrading remarks.

What It Means The arrest highlights ongoing concerns about police use of force and accountability in Nigeria. The extortion claims suggest a pattern of abuse that may prompt broader investigations into the officer’s conduct and the unit’s oversight. Legal proceedings will determine whether the shooting was unlawful and whether the extortion claims hold up in court.

Watch for the upcoming disciplinary hearing at Force Headquarters in Abuja and any court dates related to the shooting and extortion allegations, which could set precedents for police reform in the region.