From: Inside Story
Can police brutality in Nigeria be stopped?
It was supposed to fight rampant armed robbery in Nigeria, but SARS stands accused of human rights abuses.
16 Oct 2020
It was supposed to fight rampant armed robbery in Nigeria, but SARS stands accused of human rights abuses.
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