Nigerian Police Officers in Abia Allegedly Demand N100,000 Bribe from Arrested Company Workers

The personnel are identified as the Investigating Police Officer (IPO) of the case identified as Uche and her superior officer, Akudo Ogbonna.

In a troubling incident in Abia State, reports have emerged that police officers are demanding bribes of N100,000 from workers of a local company who were arrested over allegations of theft, without conducting any prior investigation.

Sources indicate that the officers targeted the employees, claiming they were involved in the alleged theft. However, the demands for bribes have raised serious concerns about corruption and abuse of power within the police force.

Eyewitnesses report that the workers were taken into custody without sufficient evidence, and the officers pressured them to pay the hefty sum to secure their release. This situation has sparked outrage among local communities, prompting calls for accountability and reform within the police system.

Residents and activists are urging authorities to investigate the claims and hold the officers accountable for their actions. The demand for bribes not only undermines trust in law enforcement but also highlights broader issues of corruption in the Nigerian justice system.

Calls for reform and increased oversight of police conduct are intensifying as citizens seek to ensure fair treatment and justice for all individuals, regardless of the allegations against them.

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