Four years after being arrested, Joel Nnaemka Ugwuoke has not returned from the station - neither has he been seen.

JOEL Nnaemeka Ugwuoke, who was arrested at 21, was an aspiring musician and a Hip-hop fan.

He also loved football and played the beautiful game with friends and neighbours.

Joel worked at construction sites - mixing sand and cement, and moulding cement blocks. He had also started learning how to paint houses.

An indigene of the southeastern town of Nsukka, Jude was a Political Science freshman at the University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN).

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People in his family and neighbourhood say he was a respectful and hardworking young man.

On January 12, 2017, three days after his matriculation into the university, a group of local security men, in the company of officers of the Anti-Kidnapping Unit of the Nigeria Police Force (NPF), came to the Joel’s parents’ house, located behind Bishop Shanahan Hospital, a Catholic Church-owned hospital in the southeastern town.

The officers knocked on the door of the house at 3 am.

They said they worked at the hospital and demanded to know the whereabouts of Joel. Nkechi Ugwuoke, one of Joel’s sisters, told the officers where her brother was: at the house of another of their sisters in the neighbouring community of Nru Nsukka.

Uzoamaka Ugwuoke, Joel’s other sister, says she was angry that Nkechi Ugwuoke revealed their brother’s whereabouts, although she acknowledges that her sister had spoken out of fear. Uzoamaka joined the local security men and the Anti-Kidnapping officers, who she remembers numbered up to 15, in their Hilux and directed them to Nru Nsukka, which was 20 minutes away.

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These are humans bn killed and exterminated like pests .