An anchor for Arise News, who was robbed at her home in Katampe, Abuja.

The governor called the killing “an act of man’s wickedness to man” in a condolence statement sent by his chief press secretary, Bologi Ibrahim.

Bago bemoaned the fact that “the needless and senseless act of some human beings” had ended the life of a young professional.

Despite her youth, he pointed out that Maduagwu, who was also a businesswoman and lawyer, had made her mark.

He claimed that during her 29 years on the planet, Christelle Maduagwu, a lawyer and businesswoman, had an influence on society.

To guarantee that justice is done, the governor urged security forces.

He calls on security forces to make sure her killers are not only caught but also brought to justice.

Bago also offered his prayers for the departed journalist’s loved ones, coworkers, and family.

However, during Tuesday’s edition of The Morning Show, some of the deceased’s coworkers said that the 29-year-old journalist passed away after being refused medical care following injuries she sustained during a robbery attack at her home.

Her death was “preventable,” according to ARISE anchors Ojy Okpe and Reuben Abati.

According to Okpe, the deceased journalist allegedly leaped from her house upon discovering that 14 armed bandits had broken in.

She went on to say that Sommie lived through the fall but passed away later after reportedly being turned away by hospital personnel.