Ethiopian Police Beat Nigerian Woman To Death, Abandon Lifeless Body In Detention, Brutalise Other Foreigners
Chizoba
Eze, a Nigerian woman in Ethiopia died after being brutalized by the police in
Ethiopia.
Reports from multiple sources reveal that the
woman died as a result of injuries inflicted on her by police attached to the
Kaliti prison a maximum security prison in Addis
Abba.
Reports from Sahara reporters revealed that
the inmate died on Sunday.
Information gathered also revealed that the
corpse was left to stay inside the cell for over 36 hours. The prison
management also allegedly prevented other inmates from informing the Nigerian
Embassy about the incident.
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“A
Nigerian woman, Chizoba Favor Eze has been brutalized to death at Kaliti Prison
in Ethiopia. She died on 12/3/2023. It’s so sad that the policemen killed our
sister. They gave her internal injury on her chest after brutally hitting her
on the breasts which led to her death.
“After
a week, she started feeling sick because of the result of the internal injuries
she had inside her body. They took her to the hospital for the first time to
receive treatment and the doctor gave her an injection and brought her back to
her room. The deceased started feeling weak again and they took her to the
hospital on Saturday 11/3/2023, then they brought the same injection and the
deceased complained bitterly that the injection was not good for her body, she
added that she didn’t want to take any injection again, and they gave her the
injection forcefully.
“On
Sunday morning she died. She died inside her room which made the other
foreigners, such as Brazilian, and Venezuelan women and others felt bad because
the injection the deceased took led to her death.
“The
foreigners went through the bag of the deceased and took the Nigerian embassy's
telephone number in order to call the embassy, because the deceased body was
there with them in the room for over 36 hours, so the foreigners decided to
call the embassy of Nigeria to tell them what was happening, the police women
refused that they should call the embassy.
“The
foreigners started protesting, and the police women called the police men to
the zone, when they came, they started beating all the foreigners brutally and
wounded so many of them, of which some of them that went to court yesterday
(Monday) complained bitterly to the judges. We are calling on the embassy of
Nigeria in Ethiopia to help us,” a source told SaharaReporters.
SaharaReporters
had recently reported that over 300 Nigerians were presently languishing in the
Ethiopian prison facility.
Some
of them had called on the Nigerian government to facilitate their transfer to
prisons in Nigeria.
The
detainees said they suffer grave human rights abuses in prison.
In
a letter addressed to President Muhammadu Buhari and the Nigerian embassy in
Ethiopia, they also complained of starvation, lack of access to medical care,
corporal and capital punishment, and overcrowding.
“The
Nigerian inmates in Kaliti maximum prison Ethiopia are soliciting help from the
Nigerian government; we ask that the government come to our aid urgently.
“We
lack access to water, food and medical care. We are asking the government to
intervene so we can serve the rest of our jail terms in Nigeria. Many of us
have fallen ill due to malnourishment, the health infrastructure is weak, and
inmates are suffering from precarious health issues,” part of the letter read.
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