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The police confirmed on Thursday that fourteen people had been arrested in connection with the siege of Justice Mary Odili's apartment in Abuja. A false Chief Superintendent of Police, Lawrence Ajodo, a contributing editor with one of the national daily, Stanley Nkwazema, and an Islamic scholar are among the suspects. The accused were presented in Abuja by the Force Public Relations Officer, Frank Mba, who revealed that their arrest followed a quick investigation by the police. At least ten other people involved in the event, including two military members, are still at large, according to the police spokeswoman. The arrest is the latest in a series of events that have occurred since armed men...