By Nwabueze Okonkwo, ONITSHA
A coalition of Civil Society Organizations, CSOs have tasked authorities of the Nigeria police to release without further delay, Emeh Nnamdi, a whistleblower and youth corper who was recently arrested by the police or charge him to court if any prima facie case is established against him.
The coalition recalled that the
26-year-old Mr Emeh Nnamdi, an IT consultant to the Anambra state police command has been in detention in Abuja since March 3, 2023, after he was arrested in Benin Republic for revealing shocking details about police extortion, torture, extrajudicial executions, and organ harvesting by senior police officers in Anambra state.
The statement was jointly signed by 29 CSOs, including Access To Justice, Avocats Sans, International Peace and Civic Responsibility Centre, IPCRC, Frontières France/ Lawyers Without Border, Sterling Law Centre, Rule of Law and Accountability Advocacy Centre, RULAAC,
Centre for Human Rights Advocacy and Wholesome Society, CEHRAWS. Human Rights Social Development and Environmental Foundation, HURSDEF, International Human Rights and Equity Defense Foundation, I-REF, The Coordinator, African Centre for Media and Information Literacy AFRICMIL, Foundation for Civic Education, Human Rights and Development Advancement, FoCEHRaDA, Centre For Environment, Human Rights And Development, CEHRD.
Media Awareness and Justice Initiative, Life Wire International Foundation
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