The Commissioner of Police, Mr Alkali Usman, who paraded the suspects, said that their capture was made conceivable with the participation of the general population.
He said: "the Delta police order has kept on conveying on its command of ensuring life and property of the nationals.
"We have been accomplishing results in the battle against wrongdoing because of the collaboration of general society.
"The charge recorded amazing leaps forward in wrongdoing battling.
"I request the proceeded with backing and participation of people in general to make the state a sheltered spot for all.''
The official said that a percentage of the suspects paraded supposedly snatched and executed one Prince Onovirighose in the wake of gathering N1 million payoff from his gang.
"The DPO Oghara Division got data on Feb. 19 that the suspects who executed Onvirighose were located in Oghara group.
"Thusly, the DPO prepared analysts, who swung enthusiastically and captured one Oyibo Shell, Efe Sosolobia and Ambrose Omoriyi, all guys," he said.
Usman said that when they were grilled, the three suspects, who admitted to the wrongdoing, specified two different individuals from their pack, who are on the loose.
The police manager said that among the offenders paraded were four suspected cultists, among them, Mamus Uduophori a 20 year-old understudy of Delta Polytechnic, Ozoro.
By chief, Uduophori admitted that they had a place with Vikings mystery clique.
He said that the suspects were captured after a police watch group blocked an unregistered tricycle passing on them to Otefe Oghara group.
"When they were questioned, they admitted being individuals from Vikings confraternity.
"They in this way took the police to their alcove in Ughelli, where a privately made slice to-size gun and charms were recouped," Usman said.
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