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When Kunle’s phone was snatched on a dusty Abuja street, he didn’t expect his pursuit of justice to land him behind bars. But in a twist of fate that stunned even the most seasoned legal observers, that’s exactly what happened.

The 29years old mechanic chased the thief through alleys and caught him near a market. But before Kunle could reclaim his phone, police arrived and arrested him instead.

“I was accused of assault,” Kunle said, shaking his head. “For catching the man who stole from me.”

Thrown into a crowded cell with no bail, Kunle spent five months watching his life unravel. His workshop shut down. His rent went unpaid. And the thief? Released days later.

It wasn’t until a young lawyer, Chioma, stumbled on his file that things changed. Moved by the injustice, she took up his case for free. Within weeks, Kunle was freed.
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Now a free man, he is not bitter. “I just want my life back,” he says. But his story has ignited online outrage, raising questions about a justice system that punishes the wrong people.

Polydo:
The 29years old mechanic chased the thief through alleys and caught him near a market. But before Kunle could reclaim his phone, police arrived and arrested him instead.

Hmmm. If i talk now they go say keep shut you bloody civillian. Preacher and police dem dem.

Exactly what's the benefit of the Nigeria police??

Is the force established to oppr---ess the helpless??

To those tribalistic imbe.

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The young man did what any of us would have done... but when he was languishing in prison it was A chioma that came to help.


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