Nigeria, Sept. 6 -- Legal practitioner, Barrister Hamza Dantani, has raised concerns over what he described as the alleged commercialisation of police investigations and activities at some police stations across Nigeria. Dantani made the allegation while expressing concern over reported demands for money from both complainants and suspects during police investigations. According to the lawyer, Nigerians who are invited or arrested by the police may allegedly be asked to make payments after giving their statements before they are released. "Police stations in Nigeria are now looking like profit-making companies. Both the complainant and the suspect have to pay money," Dantani stated. He further alleged that after an individual has been in...