By the time the Department of State Services released Nigeria Labour Congress President, Comrade Joe Ajaero, last Monday evening September…
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The Eagle Online recalls operatives of the DSS arrested Comrade Ajaero at the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja on Monday.
The media adviser to the former two-term governor spoke on the reported arrest of Obi and his wife by the DSS in a statement he issued on Tuesday.
The DSS spoke on the development in a publication on its website on Tuesday morning following its presence in the office of SERAP on Monday.
The Eagle Online recalls that Ajaero was arrested in the early hours of Monday on his way to the United Kingdom
It will be recalled that operatives of the Department of State Services arrested the NLC president on Monday morning in Abuja.
SERAP had, via its X handle on Monday, raised the alarm that officers from the Department of State Services had taken over its Abuja office.
The NLC, in an earlier statement issued by its Head Media/Information, Benson Upah, confirmed that Ajaero was on his way to attend the Trade Union Congress
The rights group raised the alarm in a post on its X handle on Monday, saying the DSS operatives were still in its office
The new Director General of the agency, Adeola Oluwatosin Ajayi, made the declaration on Wednesday in Nigeria’s capital city, Abuja.
This came just as the group also wished the immediate-past DG of the agency, Alhaji YM Bichi, God’s protection and favour, insisting that the “welfarist”, as he was fondly referred to by staff, discharged the burden of his office creditably well.
Its Spokesperson, Dele Oyewale, said this in a statement on Wednesday in Abuja.
The Eagle Online recalls that President Bola Tinubu had on Monday in a statement by the Presidency announced the appointment.
It was reported that armed men, purportedly from the DSS, stormed the NLC’s office and made off with several documents on Wednesday.
Afunanya said this during the monthly news conference organised by The Strategic Communication Interagency Policy Committee (SCIPC) hosted by the DSS, on Monday in Abuja.
According to reports, Lenin was picked up around 2 am on Monday at his residence in the Apo area of the FCT.
The News Agency of Nigeria reports that the recovered rice was allegedly diverted by some government officials.
This is as the agency said it had already identified the sponsors of the planned protest and warned them not to proceed with it as it is not in Nigeria’s interest.
Ajege issued the warning at a seminar organised in Umuahia as part of the efforts to check drug abuse among Abia youths.
The service explained that the protesters intentionally scheduled the protest to align with democracy day celebrations for malicious purposes.