Group demands end to checkpoint extortion and prolonged detention in southeast Nigeria
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At a glance
- Oganihu, a non-partisan civic and socio-development platform, alleges abuses at security checkpoints across southeast Nigeria.
- The group called for an end to extortion, harassment and prolonged detention.
- It also demanded greater accountability from security agencies and governments in the region.
Oganihu, a non-partisan civic and socio-development platform, has called for an immediate end to alleged abuses at security checkpoints across southeast Nigeria.
The group said motorists and other people encounter extortion, harassment and prolonged detention at checkpoints. It also demanded greater accountability from security agencies and governments in the region.
Oganihu comprises Igbo professionals and citizens. The group made the demands through its co-chair, Prof. Chijioke [...].
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