Tracking Down Annahs Azuree Episode 3

Tracking Down Annahs Azuree Episode 3

The news conference was received with mixed feelings since the greater population of the country have little or no hope in the potential of the government to deliver.

On the streets of Accra, as usual, the court of public opinion went into action with their views. Some people thought this issue will not land anywhere. “It is just mere talk of a failed government.” Others were optimistic about the government handling the case.

At the Police Headquarters, tensions were high because a cross-section of the police was being suspected as partners of the Syndicate.

At the very top of the Police Department, the Inspector General of Police did not know who exactly to trust. The top officials all seemed to be on the same page with him but underneath, some of them were in bed with the barons. They leak top information to the barons thereby frustrating the work of the service.

Tracking Down Annahs Azuree Episode 3

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. “I am aware that our last operation to arrest these men was unsuccessful and I am also aware that the commander in charge of the operation is rolling out a new strategy. Please co-operate with him so we can succeed this time around.”

“It’s not prudent to tell them that I know some of them are culprits in this issue,” he thought to himself.

“I will keep my fingers crossed and strike at whoever is frustrating our work as a police service.”

The Nigeria-Seme Border was very rowdy when Azuree got there. Since he already knew the terrain, it was not very difficult to cross what he normally called the red sea of Africa. It was at the last stretch of the crossing that the Kelebe boys stopped the bike carrying him.

“Orga, wait now. Why you dey rush sef? Here na express? How far?” he directed the questions at Azuree.

“Wetin dey happen bros? Oya find something come make we take hold body.”

Azuree was about removing some fifty naira note from his wallet when one of his Ghanaian identity cards fell from his wallet

“So, you be Ghananaian before you deceive me? Your money don increase be dat. I go take 5000 Naira or I go take you to the office. Where your passport dey? Wait, make I polish my English. Show me your passport?”

As the conversation became heated, Azuree knew that paying this money may be the safest option though an expensive one. He quickly gave him the money and they let him go.

“Na God save you be dat,” he blurted out as the bike man left the check point.

Tracking Down Annahs Azuree Episode 3

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When they got to the motor park, the bike man also decided to increase his fare to 3000 Naira. He wanted to protest but he realized that some policemen were heading in their direction. He quickly paid and made a quick dash into the crowd.

“What is happening?” he asked himself. “Oh my God help me.”

It was already 5:30 pm and the bus heading for Mile 2 was almost full.

They encountered about twenty check points between the Seme Border and Badagry roundabout. He was literally sitting on the edge of his seat throughout the journey. He later realized that his luck was that he took a bigger bus since the officers were paying attention to the taxis.

On reaching Mile 2, he took a cab to Victoria Island where he lodged at the Splash Eko Hotel. Though expensive, it was the safest place at that moment. He was just about sleeping when he heard a knock at the door.

He opened it only to find a police officer accompanied by one of the hotel attendants.

To be continued

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