Police officers involved in Badagry lynching get bail
According to new reports, the police officers indicted in the lynching
of two innocent young men (Ifechukwudi Nwanikpor,25, and Kazeem
Onayemi, 26) in Ajara, Badagry, have been granted bail.
The officers were arrested due to their alleged involvement in the mob
action that led to the brutal killing of the two young men as captured
by various video clips which later went viral on the internet.
According to our source, Inspector Adefemi Ashogbon, Sergeant John
Sanayon and seven other police officers were granted bail due to their
deteriorating health in detention and were allowed to seek medical
attention pending the outcome of the investigation and date of their
trial.
A video recording by some bystanders exposed Inspector Adefemi
Ashogbon and Sergeant John Sanayon, who were attached to the Badagry
Police station, at the scene of lynching while seven others police
officers were detained for allegedly planting guns on the victims and
labelling them armed robbers.
Several calls were made to the Lagos state police spokesperson, Ngozi
Braide, in a bid to ascertain the grant of bail. However, they went
unanswered.
of two innocent young men (Ifechukwudi Nwanikpor,25, and Kazeem
Onayemi, 26) in Ajara, Badagry, have been granted bail.
The officers were arrested due to their alleged involvement in the mob
action that led to the brutal killing of the two young men as captured
by various video clips which later went viral on the internet.
According to our source, Inspector Adefemi Ashogbon, Sergeant John
Sanayon and seven other police officers were granted bail due to their
deteriorating health in detention and were allowed to seek medical
attention pending the outcome of the investigation and date of their
trial.
A video recording by some bystanders exposed Inspector Adefemi
Ashogbon and Sergeant John Sanayon, who were attached to the Badagry
Police station, at the scene of lynching while seven others police
officers were detained for allegedly planting guns on the victims and
labelling them armed robbers.
Several calls were made to the Lagos state police spokesperson, Ngozi
Braide, in a bid to ascertain the grant of bail. However, they went
unanswered.
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