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Abuse, Maltreatment Land Mother, Daughter in Prison - Vimarsana News

Abuse, Maltreatment Land Mother, Daughter in Prison

In affirmation of the popular saying that states" every day is for the thief and one day is the house owner" Mrs. Eze, and her grown-up daughter, Jenn

Rights Groups Condemn Alleged Torture, Unlawful Detention Of Activist, Izuchukwu By Nigerian Soldiers, Condemn Extortion, Harassment Of Rivers Community Business Owners - Vimarsana News

Rights Groups Condemn Alleged Torture, Unlawful Detention Of Activist, Izuchukwu By Nigerian Soldiers, Condemn Extortion, Harassment Of Rivers Community Business Owners

 Human rights organisations under the umbrella of the South-East/South-South Civil Society Forum have condemned in very strong terms the alleged torture and unlawful detention of a Rivers-based activist, Remi Izuchukwu. Izuchukwu was arrested on August 31, 2022, by soldiers of the Nigerian Army stationed at the Oyigbo-Express junction, on the Port Harcourt-Aba Expressway. The rights groups while demanding an in-depth investigation into the matter, called on the military authorities to caution Sergeant Peter Atuluku.

Group Petitions Nigerian Police To Dismiss Four Officers Over Alleged Extortion, Detention Of Couple - Vimarsana News

Group Petitions Nigerian Police To Dismiss Four Officers Over Alleged Extortion, Detention Of Couple

  A human rights organisation, the Rivers State Response Team on Violence Against Women and Children, has called on the Nigeria Police Force to dismiss the Divisional Crime Officer at the Central Police Station, Port-Harcourt, Assistant Superintendent of Police, (ASP) Nnana Kalu and three other policemen. The group said the police officers should be dismissed for alleged illegal detention, torture and extortion of one Mr. Godwin Ganago, and his wife, Mrs. Ifeoma.

Student Learning Accountability Report shows Indigenous and non-Indigenous students exceeding provincial average - Vimarsana News

Student Learning Accountability Report shows Indigenous and non-Indigenous students exceeding provincial average

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