Protests have been held again in cities across Nigeria in a row against police brutality.
Human rights activists accuse an anti-robbery unit of killing and torturing people.
The unit - Special Anti-Robbery Squad - has now been officially scrapped, but people are worried it will return under a different name.
Al Jazeera's Ahmed Idris reports from Abuja.
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#Nigeria #PoliceBrutality
Human rights activists accuse an anti-robbery unit of killing and torturing people.
The unit - Special Anti-Robbery Squad - has now been officially scrapped, but people are worried it will return under a different name.
Al Jazeera's Ahmed Idris reports from Abuja.
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#Nigeria #PoliceBrutality
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