Nigerian Mother Narrates How She Watched Policemen Kill Her Son [VIDEO]

The heartbreaking video of a Nigerian Mother narrating how the officers of the Inspector-General of Police Monitoring Unit in Rivers state, shot down her 21-year-old son has caught the attention of media.

The officers had alleged that her son was a member of a kidnap gang.

It was learnt that her late son and his fiancee had a domestic issue with her daughter, Felicia Agori, over a piece of cloth. Felicia got angry, and to teach her brother and his fiancee a lesson, she invited her boyfriend, Victor Nelson who is an officer to help her flog them. Felicia thought her boyfriend punishing the couple would make them show her more respect.

Little did she know that the incident would lead to her brother’s death.

Mrs Victoria Agori, the mother of the diseased told Root Tv that the officers, Bello Yusuf and Musa, allegedly assaulted her in the process, inserting a gun in her private part after accusing her of also being a kidnapper.

While testifying before the FCT Judicial Panel of Inquiry on Human rights violation by SARS, DCP Bello Yusuf who is one of the accused police officers, alleged that late Daniel was a member of a kidnap gang and that his family members were covering up his criminal activities.

He told the panel that he and other members of his unit stormed the Agori apartment while acting on a tipoff that late Daniel was responsible for the kidnap of a 90-year-old woman. He told the panel that the officers recovered a locally-made single barrel gun from the deceased during the operation.

Mrs. Agori however dismissed DCP Bello’s claim, insisting her son until his death was a footballer.

”Because I refused to agree to a backyard settle, look at all what they are saying. They are saying all kinds of lies”she said

However, Mrs Agori is demanding that police release the corpse of her son in other to arrange for his funeral.

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