Amnesty International Nigeria is urging the Imo State Government and police officials to act on a coroner’s report regarding the death of 32-year-old Japheth Njoku. Njoku died while in police custody at Tiger Base, Owerri. The organization released a statement on their X platform on Sunday, demanding accountability for those responsible for his death. Amnesty International specifically calls for the implementation of the coroner’s recommendations. They seek a thorough investigation and justice for Njoku’s family. This case highlights concerns about due process and conditions within police custody in Imo State. The call for action emphasizes the need for transparency and prevention of similar incidents.