Former Imo State Governor Rochas Okorocha has recounted the arrest of his son-in-law, Uche Nwosu, during a church service in Imo State in 2021, questioning why the incident was never adequately addressed.
Speaking in an interview from 27:37 with Channels Television, Okorocha said security operatives entered the church, fired shots and handcuffed Nwosu in front of worshippers.
He described the manner of the arrest as humiliating, arguing that Nwosu, who was once a governorship candidate in Imo State, was treated like a criminal. Okorocha also criticised the police and other Federal Government agencies for what he said was their failure to speak out or take action over the incident.
Revisiting the arrest, Okorocha said, “Is it the kidnapping of Uche Nwosu and handcuffing him? A one-time governorship candidate of Imo was handcuffed like a criminal. They went to Church and shot in Church and arrested him. Is that what has been resolved? And the nation kept quiet, police could not do anything, the whole federal government agencies nobody has spoken on this matter because we have a man in power”
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