Nigeria, Dec. 14 -- A ginger farmer and trader, Babangida Aliyu from Kafanchan, has accused officers of the Borno State Police Crack Squad, working with a Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) officer, of unlawful detention, intimidation and extortion over what he described as a simple business disagreement with a buyer. Speaking to journalists on Sunday, Babangida said the problem started in April 2025 after he sold 40 bags of ginger to Bakura Kajima, a trader based in Maiduguri, Borno State. According to him, the deal was transparent and done at the prevailing market prices. He said broken ginger was sold at N350,000 per bag, while normal ginger was sold at N450,000 per bag. The transaction, he added, was witnessed by Alhaji ...