State-sanctioned violence is rife in Nigeria. Then comes April 26, 2026 when a police officer in Ozoro Delta State kills a 28-year old, suspected gun runner, Mena Ogidi, thus raising concerns on human rights violations yet again. In this episode of our podcast, an Senior Advocate of Nigeria (SAN), Barrister Luke Nkwegu, provides a rigorous legal analysis of the systemic erosion of fundamental human rights through the lens of law enforcement high-handedness. He dissects the socio-legal implications of extra-judicial killings and the persistent violation of constitutional guarantees by state actors.
Beyond a mere critique of institutional failures, Barrister Nkwegu outlines the legal framework and equitable remedies available to victims and their estates.
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