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Imo Women Protest Alleged Police Brutality In a significant display of civil unrest, over 500 women took to the streets of Mmahu community in the oil-producing area of Ohaji/Egbema Local Government Area of Imo State, Nigeria, on Monday. The demonstration was a response to alleged police brutality that has reportedly plagued their communities. The protesters, armed with placards bearing messages such as “Police brutality must stop,” “Kill and Bury stop killing innocent souls,” and “Our Pastor must be released,” called upon the State, Federal Governments, and the Inspector-General of Police, Kayode Egbetokun, to intervene. The spokesperson for the protesters, Mrs. Anwulika Omogo, accused a police team led by Inspector Chika Okeabatta, known as ‘Kill and Bury’, of brutalizing the communities. Okeabatta, alleged to be a former member of the disbanded Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS), is claimed to have recruited unknown state actors to form a militia group around the Egbema axis. This gro...

In a significant development, the Nigerian Army has taken decisive action by dismissing three soldiers who were arrested by the police for their involvement in armed robbery and kidnapping. The suspects have been identified as LCPL Abdul Musa, CPL Innocent Okwoli, and CPL West Isaac. Last month, during a joint operation with civilians, these uniformed personnel were apprehended by the police. Following their arrest, they were promptly handed over to the military authorities for a thorough investigation. The charges against them included armed robbery and kidnapping, offenses that strike at the heart of public safety and security. As the investigation unfolded, it became evident that these soldiers were not merely isolated cases. They were perpetual criminals who consistently engaged in illicit activities. Their modus operandi involved robbing trucks and diverting goods destined for warehouses, which they would then sell. Additionally, they were responsible for the kidnapping of drivers...