Lady narrates Story of a friend's uncle who was recently released from kirikiri by Amnesty International. "He was telling us about what he went through in the hand of these devils.
He was in sars detention for 8months before he was taken to kirikiri. While at their Ikeja detention, he got to know how they operate.
The Sars officials were given a quota of a certain amount to make that will be given to their oga. So they do everything possible to make the cut and also have something for themselves.
This is not even the gist He said there's a particular officer that people feared. Whenever he comes into their cell, points to anybody says "you, you dey go majidun today" they'll just start crying cos that the end of the person.
P.S. Majidun is a river in lkorodu, the people he points at are then taken into a part of the building, a dark room. Asked to say their last prayers and sprayed with bullets.
Chemicals are poured on them,they are loaded in vehicles and off to majidun
My friends uncle was "lucky" to be a part of the cleaning crew. At first he wanted to just die cos he was so disgusted but he was thankful he wasn't the one being cleaned up.
Now this is the gist.
While "cleaning up" on one occasion, he began to notice that these people have some of their parts missing. Yes missing body parts.
Private parts, tongues, eyes, internal organs and the full head.
He said he didn't know what to make of it till he started seeing "big men" in expensive cars. Some even have escorts.
Some with government plate number these "big men" ONLY come around whenever "officer majidun" comes to make his evil announcement.
He started praying to be transfered to kirikiri when he accidentally walked in on them arguing on a heart that had a bullet hole in it. I've never seen a Grown man so distraught in my life. He couldn't even cry when telling his story. He said he has lost count of how many sleepless night he's had.
I can't even begin with what he endured in kirikiri.
The Nigerian Police is useless."
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