Disbanded Eagle Crack Incurs 20Million Naira Liability Over Illegal Detention And Parade Of Mrs Chinelo Odiakosa

Federal High court sitting in Port Harcourt has ordered Inspector General of Police, 
Rivers State Commissioner of Police and the disbanded Eagle Crack unit to pay the sum of twenty million naira as demange for parading the owner of an orphanage home after accusing her of running a baby factory. Recall that last year February Rivers State Police Command paraded the owner of Tender Life Initiative Foundation Chinelo Odioakosa-Mmakwe and her staff for allegedly running an orphanage home. 
But after Mrs Odioakosa-Mmakwe was released from police custody she dragged the Police authorities to court for violating her fundamental rights and demanded the sum of two hundred million naira as damages . 
Justice Muhammed Abubakar while delivering his judgment on the matter granted the seven relief sought by the claimant. Justice Abubakar condemned the actions of the police and advised that parading of suspects is against their fundamental rights. 
The Judge however urged the defendants in the matter to respect the rights of suspects and stop the parading them. 
In the meantime Lawyer  to the owner of the orphanage home, Henry Ekeni shortly  after the court proceedings explained what transpired. 
Mr Ekine who commended the court for standing up to protect the rights of citizens. 
On her part, the owner of the Tender Life Initiative Foundation, Chinelo Odioakosa-Mmakwe in an interview with newsmen said the judgment has vindicated her that she is innocent of the allegations leveled against by the Police.