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Imo State Police Command’s Anti-Kidnapping Operation is Torturing People to Death, Says Civil Society Petitioners to Governor Hope Uzodimma

Posted By: adminon: February 25, 2026In: De-EscalationTags: #EndSARS, 'Oganihu', ECOWAS, Human rights, Imo State, Rule of law, Tiger BaseNo CommentsViews:
Imo State Police Command's Anti-Kidnapping Operation is Torturing People to Death, Says Civil Society Petitioners to Governor Hope Uzodimma

Is the Nigeria Police anti-kidnapping operation code-named ‘Tiger Base’ and run by the Imo State Command a torture chamber more than a crime combating operation? This is the question Imo Sta... Read more

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