After the finding of former Nigerian Immigration Service Comptroller General David Parradang dead in the hotel on Tuesday, immigration officers have been positioned at the entrance of the Joy House Hotel in the Garki District of Abuja.
Armed officers were observed keeping a tight eye on those entering and leaving the hotel, which is close to the Area 3 intersection in Abuja.
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Hotel management refused to comment on the incident, and a reporter was questioned by a security guard at the gate before being allowed entry.
In a statement released on Tuesday, the FCT police command’s spokesman, Superintendent Josephine Adeh, had previously confirmed the news.
The allegation claims that Parradang, who was driving a black Mercedes Benz, arrived at the hotel on Monday around midday.
He allegedly paid ₦22,000 for a room and then gave hotel employees instructions to take a female guest to his room. Afterward, Parradang stayed inside while the woman went.
Investigations into the incident are still ongoing, according to a police source at the FCT command, who also promised to keep the public informed of any noteworthy discoveries.
