Clarification on the Death of Former Nigerian Immigration Chief David Parradang
The police reported that David Parradang, a retired immigration chief, died in a hotel in Abuja after a female guest left his room. Initial rumors suggested he was kidnapped. Investigations are ongoing, and the police are asking the public to avoid spreading false information.
The Nigerian police have clarified the circumstances surrounding the death of David Parradang, a retired Comptroller General of the Nigerian Immigration Service. Mr. Parradang was found dead in a hotel room in Abuja shortly after his female guest left, dispelling rumors of kidnapping. According to police reports, he checked into Joy House Hotel at noon on March 3, 2025, driving a black Mercedes Benz and paying N22,000 for one night.
After his guest departed around 4 PM the same day, Mr. Parradang did not leave his room. Concerned for his safety, a military officer friend visited the hotel at approximately 4 AM on March 4 and discovered Mr. Parradang deceased while seated in a chair. The police were notified, secured the scene, and began collecting evidence.
The officer on duty has confirmed that the hotel staff is cooperating with ongoing investigations into the incident. Additionally, efforts are being made to apprehend the female guest who visited Mr. Parradang prior to his death. In light of these developments, the police have urged the public and media to avoid spreading unverified information that could lead to unnecessary panic or fear.
David Parradang’s death has raised concerns, but the police have clarified that he died of unknown causes in a hotel room, not as a victim of kidnapping as previously speculated. Investigations are underway, and the police are seeking to locate the female guest who was present before his death. The police have requested that the public refrain from sharing unverified claims to prevent panic.
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