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PHOTOS: How Police Handcuffed Okorocha’s Son-In-Law, Nwosu After Arrest Emerges

How police handcuffed Okorocha’s son-in-law, Nwosu after his arrest has emerged.

Glamtush reports that photographs showing how Uche Nwosu, son-in-law of Imo West Senator, Rochas Okorocha, was treated when arrested by security operatives have emerged.

This online news platform recalls that armed police officers had stormed the St Peter’s Anglican Church, in Eziama-Obieri, Nkwerre Local Government Area of the state, and arrested Nwosu.

The police officers had harassed and shot sporadically before whisking Nwosu away.

The former governorship candidate of the Action Alliance, AA, was picked up during a church service, after the burial of his mother.

In less than 24 hours, Nwosu was released by the police unconditionally.

Nwosu’s release was made public by his Special Adviser on Media, Nwadike Chikezie.

Angela Davies

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