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Articles by Nnenna John-Anozie
Wife Seeks Answers Nine Years After Husband’s Disappearance In Lagos
Mrs Nnenna John-Anozie has renewed her call on the Nigeria Police Force to account for the whereabouts of her husband, Chukwuemeka John Anozie, nine years after he was allegedly taken from their Lekki home in Lagos. Anozie was taken on June 15, 2017 and has not been seen since, leaving his family in agonising uncertainty.
The Nigeria Police: An Institution Of Serious Concern, By Nnenna John-Anozie
● A Nine-Year Search For Truth [JUNE 2017 – JULY 2026] – AND STILL UNRESOLVED Following my husband’s abduction in 2017, the police officers completely cut off every means of access to him. I could neither see him nor hear from him,and despite repeated efforts to establish his whereabouts and ensure his well being and safety, I was denied access to him. The police also failed to charge him before a court with any offence.
[THE MONDAY COLUMN] When Nigeria Made Things, By Emmah Uhieneh
There is something profoundly unsettling about looking back at Nigeria of the late 1970s and early 1980s and asking a simple question: What happened to us? Not merely to the naira. Not merely to our industries, our refineries, our textile mills, automobile plants, agricultural production, electricity or infrastructure. What happened to our national capacity to produce, maintain, build and think beyond today? There was a Nigeria that made things.
Nine Years Of Institutional Shielding Of Suspects: The Chukwuemeka John Anozie Case And Nigeria’s Unfinished Test Of Accountability
By Nnenna John-Anozie For nine years, the officers identified and indicted in connection with my husband’s abduction and disappearance have remained unarrested and unprosecuted, despite the Nigeria Police Force’s own investigations, investigative findings, legal opinion and repeated demands for accountability. The question is therefore not whether the matter was investigated. It was.
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