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| A Complaint On The Inhuman Treatment Meted Out On A Friend By Some Khaki Men. by Ojestas(op): 7:43am On May 28, 2015*. Modified: 10:47am On Jun 04, 2015 |
OGUNYEMI GBOLAHAN Esq ADDRESS: 5, Ireakari Estate, Off NTA Road, Ado-Ekiti, Ekiti State. 25th May, 2015. The General Officer Commanding, Ekiti State Command, Ekiti State. Sir, A COMPLAINT ON THE ASSAULT AND INHUMAN TREATMENT METED OUT ON MY PERSON BY SOME OF YOUR OFFICERS. I, Ogunyemi Gbolahan Samuel, Esq, a citizen of Nigeria hereby forward my complaint to your office with regards to the above subject matter. Sir, on 24th day of May, 2015 at about 13.45 hours in noon, I fell victim of the brutal, degrading and inhuman treatment in the hands of three soldiers deployed to Atikankan Junction, Ado-Ekiti, Ekiti State. The facts of my ugly, unpleasant, uncivilized and crass encounter with the three officers whose name are unknown because their names were not written on their uniforms but can be properly identified are as follows: 1. That I journeyed from Benin to Ado-Ekiti arriving at the Ijigbo roundabout at about 13:45 pm on Sunday, the 24th day of May, 2015. 2.That I mounted a commercial motorcycle to take me to my destination at NTA Road, Ado-Ekiti, Ekiti State. 3. That suddenly, the motorcyclist informed me to alight from the motorcycle because of the road block and the presence of some soldiers at Atinkankan junction, Ado-Ekiti, Ekiti- State. 4. That I found an unfamiliar scene where people were walking a long distance under the scorching sun with hands above their heads, I thought they were the recent criminals paraded publicly as it is a customary treatment given to criminals under arrest. 5. That on getting close to where the soldiers were one of them shouted at me to raise my hands above my head, as I tried to obey out of duress and intimidation, the supervising officer called me out of the throng of people . 6. I went to him, greeted him but to my chagrin he did not respond to my pleasantries, my initial thought was that I wanted to be searched because I was carrying a bag which I found ideal but the Supervising Officer asked me the question, "who are you"? 7. I responded that I am Barrister Ogunyemi Gbolahan Samuel, then, he said "you are not above the law because you are a barrister, barrister my foot". 8. So I replied what law, does the Constitution , or any Federal Law empower you to subject innocent Nigerians to this degrading and inhumane treatment. 9. The Supervising Officer shouted at me to be quiet, ordered me to go back to the starting point and trek down with my hands raised above my head, to which I declined. It was at this point I informed him that I was in Ado for an important meeting which was to commence by 14:00 hours noon. 10.To my surprise, he called one of the junior officers that he should deal with me and if I made an attempt to walk I should be gunned down. 11.That I was falsely imprisoned on that spot for more than forty (40) minutes with the threat of being shot by their AK 47 rifle if I made any attempt to walk. 12. The junior officer ordered me to squat, he booted me, went to get a stick and hit me with it on my shoulder and neck region and on my back. 13. As if that was not enough, another junior hit me with a 2 by 2 plank with nails on my left leg towards my kneel region, and I was bleeding from the punctured hole on my leg. I was beaten blue black publicly in the presence of by-standers and passersby. 14. That in the process of such degrading treatment , a soldier biked down in mofti came to the scene and he pleaded with the three soldiers to let me go. 15. That I was completely humiliated in public as the soldiers meted out brutal degrading and corporal punishment on me. 16. I went to the State Teaching Hospital for medical treatment that same day to be informed that medical treatment would commence on Monday, the 25th day of May, 2015. So I left for a private clinic where the bruises sustained were treated, I was given two injections and administered drugs. 17. I went home lamenting about the ugly ordeal in the merciless hands of the soldiers and questioned whether truly this a democratic dispensation where the rights of the citizens should not be flagrantly impounded on in a civilised and sane clime. Sir, I want you to use your good office in bringing the perpetrators of this dastardly act to book within fourteen (14) days of the receipt of this complaint, as I am strongly desirous of enforcing my fundamental human rights in the Court of law. Thanks in anticipation of a favourable response. Yours Faithfully, Ogunyemi Gbolahan .S, Esq Solicitor Cc: The Nigerian Chief of Army Staff The President, Nigerian Bar Association. The Chairperson, Nigerian Bar Association, Ado- Ekiti Branch. cc: OAM4J Ikenna351 Afam4eva Lalasticlala Seun |
| Re: A Complaint On The Inhuman Treatment Meted Out On A Friend By Some Khaki Men. by shakazuldadon: 7:44am On May 28, 2015 |
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| Re: A Complaint On The Inhuman Treatment Meted Out On A Friend By Some Khaki Men. by Xslaze3xd(m): 7:50am On May 28, 2015 |
so u nor know say na normal thing for army road block |
| Re: A Complaint On The Inhuman Treatment Meted Out On A Friend By Some Khaki Men. by Ojestas(op): 8:13am On May 28, 2015 |
Xslaze3xd:if u know how to read, read number 5. |
| Re: A Complaint On The Inhuman Treatment Meted Out On A Friend By Some Khaki Men. by Xslaze3xd(m): 8:22am On May 28, 2015 |
Ojestas:u see ur mistake.... u went too close without raising ur hands up.... nxy tym raise ur hands from afar |
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