Police Officers Attached to SARS Awkuzu, Anambra State accused of Extra- Judicial Killings, Sale of Human Body Parts

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Nigerians have decried the deadly and illegal activities of police officers attached to the Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS) at Awkuzu, Anambra State.

Nigerians sharing their experiences on social media accused the police unit of illegal raids, abduction, extortion, extra-judicial killings and sale of human body parts to ritualists from as far back as 2012.

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Some individuals complained of having not seen their loved ones since 2012, after being abducted by the police unit under the command of Mr. James Nwafor.

Nwafor was accused of abducting and killing one Illoanya Chijioke John in 2012 after an Illegal raid at a naming ceremony in Awkuzu.

According to @savndaniel, Chijioke John was last seen in the company of Mr. Nwafor at the police station in Awkuzu by his parents before he disappeared. Mr. Nwafor also claimed before his superiors that he had never met the missing person before in his life.

In a series of tweets, Mr. Nwafor was accused of orchestrating the disappearance of the young man from a naming ceremony.

BELOW IS A BRIEF BACKGROUND TO THE STRANGE DISAPPEARANCE OF CHIJOKE IN 2012:

On the 29th of November 2012, Chijoke John and some of his friends went to Ajali in Anambra State, to celebrate with a certain friend of his, who was dedicating his first child.

Whilst at the venue, men of SARS HEADED BY THE THEN OC., MR. JAMES O. NWAFOR, at Awkuzu Police Station, raided the venue where the child dedication was taking place. All the young men found at the venue where the child dedication ceremony was taking place were arrested.

Sadly, Iloanya Chijioke John was at the venue at the time of the raid and whisked away to SARS unit, Awkuzu Police Station, by Mr. JAMES O. NWAFOR, who was then the O.C. and the person in charge of the raid.

The parents of Chijoke went to SARS UNIT Awkuzu, Anambra, where Chijoke their son was being detained.

They saw him there and spoke with him.

Chijoke was in the Custody of SARS unit, Awkuzu and had constant contact (communication) with Mr. James O. Nwafor of Awkuzu, Anambra.

The parents of Chijoke approached the then Commissioner of @PoliceNG, who claimed, according to the parents of Chijoke, that “his hands were tied”. He further claimed he had no powers over the men of SARS at Awkuzu unit, Anambra State.

Mr. James (sic) of SARS unit, Awkuzu Anambra State, whose picture appear below, later came forward to deny ever arresting, detaining, seeing, having or knowing any person such as Chikoke.

All attempts to see or know the whereabout of Chijoke, dead or alive, has proved abortive.

Until his arrest, Chijoke was never an armed robber, Cultist or a person of violence.

If you go to the house where the parents of Chijoke reside, you will not find him. He is not there. He has not been there since 2012. His parents are still praying and hoping for his return.

Chijoke was last seen with Mr. James O. Nwafor of SARS, Awkuzu Unit, Anambra.

The family and the entire people of Anambra are calling on Mr. James O. Nwafor, to produce Chijoke, DEAD OR ALIVE.

Kindly help retweet these tweets until it gets to the authorities.

#WhereIsChijoke?

The user further accused the police unit of providing human body parts for ritual killers.

“Report reaching me has it that most ritualists looking for body parts, contract men of SARS in Awkuzu Unit, Anambra State to provide fresh bodies for to them.

It is also on record that the SARS unit, Awkuzu, is a burial ground for many unlucky youths in Anambra State.”

If you have any useful information on the whereabout or mobile number of Mr. James O. Nwafor, please, kindly send a Direct Message here on Twitter.

There will be no hiding place for the wicked.

We want Mr. James O. Nwafor to produce Chijoke dead or ALIVE.

He further alleged that Mr. Nwafor admitted in 2012 that he killed Chijioke.

Asides from this accusation, other Nigerians on social media had personal stories of woe to tell about the SARS unit at Awkuzu.

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