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April 25, 2026 - 10:00 AM

Drama as Anambra whistleblower accuses Court registrar of bribery

  A whistleblower known as Daniel Emeh, who is a member of the National Youth Service Corps, NYSC, with the Nigeria Police, was arrested due to allegations of a case undergoing investigation by the Force Headquarters in which the police officers were  alleged  to  be involved in human organ trafficking, kidnapping and killing of suspects after extorting them.
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 Meanwhile, the counsel to the detained whistle-blower in Anambra State who accused two senior police officers in the state of organ harvesting, is trading words with a Deputy Court Registrar at the Federal High Court, Awka, over the allegation of   N1 million bribe to effect the release of his client.
 Emeh, an Information Technology (IT) expert, was also alleged to be impersonating the police officers while serving as a tracker  in the Anambra State Police Command.
His lawyer, Justus Ijeoma, who has petitioned the Chief Judge of the Federal High Court over the continued detention of his client despite court bail, accused the Deputy Chief Registrar, Federal High Court, Awka, Nkem  Mba, of unprofessional conduct in processing his client’s bail.
  The indictment was captured in a petition copied to the Administrative Judge, Federal High Court, Awka Division, and the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC), Ijeoma alleged that DCR Mba was deliberately  refusing to process the bail of his client because his client refused to pay N1 million she demanded.
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