Group Alleges Police Harassment of Expelled Nursing Student and Husband Over WhatsApp Comments in Enugu
A civil advocacy group has raised concerns over alleged police involvement in a dispute involving a nursing school in Enugu State, accusing officers of acting on behalf of the school’s Chief Executive Officer.
According to the group’s claim, a former student who was reportedly expelled from the institution and her husband are being subjected to harassment following comments made in a WhatsApp group.
The group alleged that the situation escalated after the comments were shared online, leading to what they described as intimidation and pressure from law enforcement authorities allegedly acting at the request of the school management.
They further called for an independent investigation into the conduct of the police officers involved, insisting that law enforcement agencies should remain neutral in civil or administrative disputes.
As of the time of filing this report, there has been no official response from the police authorities or the management of the nursing school regarding the allegations.
The development has sparked reactions on social media, with some users calling for restraint and due process, while others demand accountability and transparency from all parties involved.
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