22 Year Old Nigerian Killed While Selling His Play Station 4

Ikenna Uwakah

An NBC report says San Francisco Police have arrested a 21 year old Ronnie Collins accused of killing a 22 year old Ikenna Uwakah, a Nigerian, studying Economics in Los Angeles, while trying to sell a Play Station 4.

According to investigations, Ronnie Collins responded to an online ad placed by the victim and killed him during the business transaction.

Police later arrested Ronnie Collins in San Francisco; he is facing murder and robbery charges. Police believe he killed 22 years old Ikenna Uwakah last night allegedly after meeting Collins to sell him his Play Station 4.

Ikenna’s father narrates how a business transaction cost his son’s life.

“I love him till death,” “I don’t know what to say” he said, sadly.

Onyebuchi Uwakah describes his son Ikenna as a nice boy who dealt in buying and selling electronics. 

“He does that all the time, he buys and sell telephones and things like electronics and sells”

“So this is what he does, he doesn’t have to tell me every time he does it” Onyebuchi told reporters.

The college student, who was once honored by Mayor Willie Brown for his community services, was shot to death in Boulevard around 3:30 PM yesterday.

According to police, he agreed to meet someone who responded to his ad to sell the video console for cash. 

Police said the killer took the video console and repeatedly shot the victim.

PlayStation 4 is a new system that has been flying off shelves, said to be in high demand this holiday season. 

Sony reportedly sold more than a million of its consoles during its first 24 hours on the market in November.