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Amnesty International has condemned the attack on a renowned Nigerian filmmaker, Don Pedro Obaseki, in Benin City, Edo State, saying it is barbaric and unlawful, while calling for an investigation by the police.
Obaseki, as captured in a viral video was attacked and stripped on Sunday by thugs at Uwa Primary School, where he went to play football.
After being stripped naked, Obaseki was dragged through the streets over alleged comments at a public gathering.
Reacting on Monday via a post on its official X account, Amnesty International condemned the barbaric and unlawful abduction and humiliation of the movie producer.
“The palace of the Oba of Benin where he was dragged to in utter disregard for human dignity and the rule of law must distance itself from such bizarre impunity,” Amnesty said.
“What happened to Obaseki is unlawful and shows complete disdain for due process. The Nigeria police must investigate the incident and ensure that all those suspected of involvement in this crime are brought to justice.
- “What happened in Benin City on Sunday is unacceptable in a free society. It is also prohibited under international human rights law and standards aimed at safeguarding human dignity and protecting people from violence
