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Extrajudicial Killings: How police’s Operation Zenda became dreaded by Benue residents

Benue police’s Operation Zenda has been accused of extrajudicial killings, enforced disappearances, and the killing of detainees, raising concerns over impunity and weak oversight. The post Extrajudicial Killings: How police’s Operation Zenda became dreaded by Benue residents appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria .

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