ANOTHER CASE OF POLICE BRUTALITY

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ANAMBRA MARKET LEADER BRUTALIZED BY ARTHUR EZE’S POLICE DETAIL

 
An Anambra market leader is nursing his wounds in pain after police officers reportedly attached to Anambra billionaire businessman, Arthur Eze, in conjunction with some thugs, manhandled and beat him up.

Politics Nigeria learnt from Tobe Aniagoh, that the market leader identified as Emma Nwoye was bleeding heavily from his nose after the assault.
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Mr Emma Nwoye, a market leader at Oye Ukpo Market, Dunukofia survived death by whiskers after being beaten by a group of thugs led by Emeka Nwoye (Odu n’ Ukpo). Eye witness says the thugs stormed his shop at the market and beat him to stupor with the help of Nigerian Policemen attached to the home of Chief Engr Arthur Eze.

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