Amnesty International has stated that the Nigerian Police Force must release the principal witness to the killing of a student of Nnamdi Azikwe University, Anambra State, Mr. Emeka Ogbu. He was allegedly detained by operatives of the Anti-Cult Unit of the Enugu Command of the Police.
The Rights Organisation made this statement on their twitter handle while revealing that Emeka was arrested after he testified to a police panel as an eye witness to the extrajudicial execution of Austine Ugwu, a 27-year old student of UNIZIK in the custody of the anti-cult unit of the police in April.
“Amnesty international just learnt that the Enugu state police command allegedly plan to arraign him in court today for cultism and armed robbery; a charge that we believe was fabricated to punish him for speaking out.
“We call for his immediate and unconditional release”, the organisation stated.
Amnesty International has stated that the Nigerian Police Force must release the principal witness to the killing of a student of Nnamdi Azikwe University, Anambra State, Mr. Emeka Ogbu. He was allegedly detained by operatives of the Anti-Cult Unit of the Enugu Command of the Police.
The Rights Organisation made this statement on their twitter handle while revealing that Emeka was arrested after he testified to a police panel as an eye witness to the extrajudicial execution of Austine Ugwu, a 27-year old student of UNIZIK in the custody of the anti-cult unit of the police in April.
“Amnesty international just learnt that the Enugu state police command allegedly plan to arraign him in court today for cultism and armed robbery; a charge that we believe was fabricated to punish him for speaking out.
“We call for his immediate and unconditional release”, the organisation stated.
Amnesty International has stated that the Nigerian Police Force must release the principal witness to the killing of a student of Nnamdi Azikwe University, Anambra State, Mr. Emeka Ogbu. He was allegedly detained by operatives of the Anti-Cult Unit of the Enugu Command of the Police.
The Rights Organisation made this statement on their twitter handle while revealing that Emeka was arrested after he testified to a police panel as an eye witness to the extrajudicial execution of Austine Ugwu, a 27-year old student of UNIZIK in the custody of the anti-cult unit of the police in April.
“Amnesty international just learnt that the Enugu state police command allegedly plan to arraign him in court today for cultism and armed robbery; a charge that we believe was fabricated to punish him for speaking out.
“We call for his immediate and unconditional release”, the organisation stated.
Amnesty International has stated that the Nigerian Police Force must release the principal witness to the killing of a student of Nnamdi Azikwe University, Anambra State, Mr. Emeka Ogbu. He was allegedly detained by operatives of the Anti-Cult Unit of the Enugu Command of the Police.
The Rights Organisation made this statement on their twitter handle while revealing that Emeka was arrested after he testified to a police panel as an eye witness to the extrajudicial execution of Austine Ugwu, a 27-year old student of UNIZIK in the custody of the anti-cult unit of the police in April.
“Amnesty international just learnt that the Enugu state police command allegedly plan to arraign him in court today for cultism and armed robbery; a charge that we believe was fabricated to punish him for speaking out.
“We call for his immediate and unconditional release”, the organisation stated.
Amnesty International has stated that the Nigerian Police Force must release the principal witness to the killing of a student of Nnamdi Azikwe University, Anambra State, Mr. Emeka Ogbu. He was allegedly detained by operatives of the Anti-Cult Unit of the Enugu Command of the Police.
The Rights Organisation made this statement on their twitter handle while revealing that Emeka was arrested after he testified to a police panel as an eye witness to the extrajudicial execution of Austine Ugwu, a 27-year old student of UNIZIK in the custody of the anti-cult unit of the police in April.
“Amnesty international just learnt that the Enugu state police command allegedly plan to arraign him in court today for cultism and armed robbery; a charge that we believe was fabricated to punish him for speaking out.
“We call for his immediate and unconditional release”, the organisation stated.
Amnesty International has stated that the Nigerian Police Force must release the principal witness to the killing of a student of Nnamdi Azikwe University, Anambra State, Mr. Emeka Ogbu. He was allegedly detained by operatives of the Anti-Cult Unit of the Enugu Command of the Police.
The Rights Organisation made this statement on their twitter handle while revealing that Emeka was arrested after he testified to a police panel as an eye witness to the extrajudicial execution of Austine Ugwu, a 27-year old student of UNIZIK in the custody of the anti-cult unit of the police in April.
“Amnesty international just learnt that the Enugu state police command allegedly plan to arraign him in court today for cultism and armed robbery; a charge that we believe was fabricated to punish him for speaking out.
“We call for his immediate and unconditional release”, the organisation stated.
Amnesty International has stated that the Nigerian Police Force must release the principal witness to the killing of a student of Nnamdi Azikwe University, Anambra State, Mr. Emeka Ogbu. He was allegedly detained by operatives of the Anti-Cult Unit of the Enugu Command of the Police.
The Rights Organisation made this statement on their twitter handle while revealing that Emeka was arrested after he testified to a police panel as an eye witness to the extrajudicial execution of Austine Ugwu, a 27-year old student of UNIZIK in the custody of the anti-cult unit of the police in April.
“Amnesty international just learnt that the Enugu state police command allegedly plan to arraign him in court today for cultism and armed robbery; a charge that we believe was fabricated to punish him for speaking out.
“We call for his immediate and unconditional release”, the organisation stated.
Amnesty International has stated that the Nigerian Police Force must release the principal witness to the killing of a student of Nnamdi Azikwe University, Anambra State, Mr. Emeka Ogbu. He was allegedly detained by operatives of the Anti-Cult Unit of the Enugu Command of the Police.
The Rights Organisation made this statement on their twitter handle while revealing that Emeka was arrested after he testified to a police panel as an eye witness to the extrajudicial execution of Austine Ugwu, a 27-year old student of UNIZIK in the custody of the anti-cult unit of the police in April.
“Amnesty international just learnt that the Enugu state police command allegedly plan to arraign him in court today for cultism and armed robbery; a charge that we believe was fabricated to punish him for speaking out.
“We call for his immediate and unconditional release”, the organisation stated.
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