Over one month after the arrest of one Mr Nnamdi Emeh, an IT expert and a corps member serving with the Anambra State Police Command, there seems to be studied silence over his continued detention.
He was arrested over allegations of money laundering, impersonation, illegal possession of arms, among others.
Emeh had been declared wanted by the state police command, and was subsequently tracked down to Benin Republic, through the help of the Interpol, and was arrested and renditioned to Nigeria on March 3, and had been in detention at the force headquarters, Abuja.
Meanwhile, there are feelers that the real reason for the declaration of Emeh as a wanted man, may have nothing to do with the allegations proffered against him, but rather related to the revelation of alleged atrocious activities of some senior police officers of the command.
Shortly before the presidential election of February 25, news had broken of some unholy conducts of the above officers. An anonymous blogger, Gistlover, in pictorial and video evidence had revealed allegations of killing of arrested suspects, harvest of vital organs of their body for sale, and fraudulent acquisition of their properties for their personal use, among others.
The allegations had generated enough heat and had led to the invitation of the officers concerned, but sadly enough, they were released the next day, without any sanction, while they returned to their duty posts and carried on with their job, to the displeasure of many.
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