Snatched a Christian, found a Muslim. Snatched with wig and a skirt, found in wrapper and Hijab. Snatched Elizabeth, found as Hauwa.
The story of how an Onitcha street Snatching of Elizabeth and later found In Military barracks in Kainji Niger State deserves the attention of every human being living in this country.
What a magnificent display of state efficiency!
Our law enforcement agencies can magically vanish a human being into a black hole for five whole years without a single court order, court appearance, or phone call to her family, yet they expect citizens to clap for them and trust their process.
Five years of a citizen’s life completely stolen, wiped clean from the map, while officials sit in Abuja signing memos as if human liberty is just a disposable piece of scrap paper.
It is utterly revolting, infuriating, and wildly illegal! The sheer arrogance it takes for state actors to treat human beings like livestock in a hidden pen should make every single Nigerian’s blood boil with rage.
And as if the legal lawlessness wasn’t mind-boggling enough, what is the explanation for finding an Igbo woman from Anambra State wearing a full Hijab inside a Niger State detention center?
Are our security agencies now running an unauthorized, forced religious conversion program inside state facilities on top of illegal detentions?
Since when did military detention in Kainji come with forced cultural and religious re-education?
Nigerians deserve urgent, immediate answers: who authorized her five-year disappearance, and by what constitutional authority are security forces forcing detainees to swap their identity and religion behind closed doors?
A state that operates in the shadows, vanishing its own citizens and stripping away their identities without due process, has long ceased to enforce the law, it has simply become the very tyranny it claims to fight.
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