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Posted by George on Fri 08th Dec, 2017 - tori.ng

A Nigerian lady of South-eastern descent has joined the campaign against the excesses of the Special Anti-Robbery Squad as she asks questions about her missing brother.

Adaeze

Adaeze, says her brother, Orjiakor Emmanuel Chidiebere, has not been seen since SARS operatives took him away seven years ago.

Adaeze made this known on her Twitter page, where she wrote;

"SARS took my brother in February 2011, ORJIAKOR EMMANUEL CHIDIEBERE, it’s over seven years now, we have not seen him…please kindly retweet."

Adaeze didn't provide further details about the alleged disappeance or offence of her brother for almost a decade following his arrest.

The #EndSARS campaign has thrown up a lot of stories that the authorities have to look into. The movement was yesterday discussed live on international media platform, Al Jazeera.

The leadership of the Nigeria Police Force has claimed that those behind the campaign are politically motivated while others might be armed robbers.