Nigerian Man Allegedly Detained and Tortured by Army Raises Human Rights Concerns

The Nigerian Army reportedly detained and tortured a man from Ekiti for protesting troops' welfare. The man, Sunkanmi Afolabi, was arrested on October 20, 2025, and transferred from Akure to Abuja.
His family raised concerns about his health, especially his asthma condition, and lack of medical attention. The incident highlights human rights violations and the need for urgent intervention to ensure his safety and access to treatment.
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