this is not good oh! just when we thought things were looking on the brighter side

THE Abia State Police Command on Friday arrested two suspects in connection with a gang-rape video clip posted on the Internet but released them on Saturday



The video clip showed suspected five students of the Abia State University allegedly gang-raping a female student in a hostel.



Though the two suspects that were arrested by the police were identified as Emeka and Zaki, they were released on Saturday when they denied knowledge of the incident.



Speaking in a telephone interview on Saturday with SUNDAY PUNCH, the State Commissioner of Police, Mr. Bala Hassan, said the command had to release the suspects after interrogating them.



Hassan explained that the police were yet to track down those behind the gang rape of the female student because the information at the disposal of security agents was currently incomplete.



The state police commissioner recalled that two of the five suspected rapists’ names (Emeka and Zaki) were posted on the Internet and added that the absence of the culprits’ surnames was making it difficult to apprehend the perpetrators of the crime.



“They posted about five names on the Internet. Two of the names are Emeka and Zaki. We have arrested two persons with the name Emeka and Zaki, but they denied knowing anything about the rape incident.



“Help me talk to those people posting the names on the Internet to write out the full names. Students bearing Emeka are many in that university.



“When we arrested Emeka, he simply told us that he was not the only person bearing the name in the university. The same thing goes for Zaki. Based on this, we had to release them,” Hassan noted.



He, however, said the manhunt for the culprits had intensified, promising that police would not relent in their effort towards apprehending the criminals.



Before the current move by the security agents, the police had insisted that the rape incident was false, hypothetical and needed no investigation.

source: tribune

If they had nothing to do with the matter, they should be released.
Not until the 'victim' comes out privately or publicly to help fish them out, NO ONE SHOULD BE ARRESTED.
The victim has refused to testify because she 'swore' with her life that she would NEVER tell who they are.
THAT WOULD HAVE BEEN THE ONLY CONDITION SHE WOULD HAVE BEEN LET GO. SHE FEARS FOR HER LIFE.
POOR BLACK FEMALE OF AFRICA. . . LIVING IN BONDAGE + LOW SELF-ESTEEM!

"Help me talk to those people posting the names on the Internet to write out the full names. Students bearing Emeka are many in that university.
“When we arrested Emeka, he simply told us that he was not the only person bearing the name in the university. The same thing goes for Zaki. Based on this, we had to release them,” Hassan noted.

Silly Nigerians. How can you make an arrest without a positive identification from the victim?
This was a well-planned criminal event. The guys in the video used other people's names from ABSU to mask to throw people off.
I doubt the girl even knows who they are.
If you really wanno catch the culprits, do like the civilized world does. . . OFFER BETTER MONEY LIKE MILLIONS!

MAKE THEM NIGERIA'S/AFRICA'S MOST WANTED!!!!!
The culprits will even turn in themselves before Thanksgiving.