A suspected soldier has narrated how he tricked an Islamic cleric that offered him a free ride into thinking that his car had a fault before shooting him until he died.
He recounted how he planned and performed the gruesome act while he was fielding questions from journalists as he was being paraded by the Nigerian police.
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