The family members of a Rivers State-based auto mechanic, Chima Ikwunado, have stated that his corpse is yet to be released after being allegedly arrested, extorted, and tortured to death by personnel of the Nigeria Police Force in 2019. This was disclosed by the brother to the deceased, who simply identified himself as Tony during an interview with PUNCH, who revealed that the body of his brother was yet to be buried three years after his death.
Nigerian Police Yet To Release Corpse Of Our Son, Chima Three Years After Torturing Him To Death – FamilyChima and his apprentices, Victor Ogbonna, Osaze Friday, Ifeanyi Osuji and Ifeanyi Onyekwere were arrested for driving against traffic and thereafter tortured at Mile 1 Police Station by SP Benson Adetuyi.
At the point of arrest, the policemen took N93,000 found on Chima and remanded him on allegations of car theft. A day after the car owner was let go, the men were charged to court on allegations of robbery and cult violence. “The legal matter is still going on because those involved in the matter are still being investigated. For over three years now, they are still interrogating how the matter happened. There were six policemen involved but they only brought four to us in court.
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