Cover StoryNewsPolitics

PDP Condemns Unlawful Arrest, Detention of Alhaji Tajudeen Sulu-Oloje by Kwara Police Command

1 Mins read

 

  • Demands Immediate Release

The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Kwara State strongly condemns the unlawful arrest, harassment, and continued detention of Alhaji Tajudeen Sulu-Oloje, a prominent PDP chieftain in Oloje community, Ilorin West LG by the Kwara State Police Command.

This arrest, carried out on the orders of Governor Abdulrahman Abdulrazaq, in connivance with the Commissioner of Police, is a blatant attempt to oppress opposition members into silence following the Backlash that greeted the fraudulent Local government elections in the state

In a statement issued in Ilorin on Wednesday and signed by the State Publicity Secretary, Olusegun Olusola Adewara, the party reminds Kwarans that the allegations used by the police to re-arrest Alhaji Tajudeen Sulu-Oloje are the same charges taken to court on the eve of the flawed local government elections, for which he was duly granted bail by the court.

Additionally, all complainants in the case have withdrawn their petitions and expressed a desire to settle the matter amicably to protect their community’s interest. This was reaffirmed by all of the complainants, who also came in solidarity to the police headquarters, Ilorin and stayed up till late night yesterday even though they are all members of the ruling APC.

It is clear that Alhaji Tajudeen Sulu-Oloje’s only “crime” before the Commissioner of police is his membership in the PDP. While our party remains committed to peaceful conduct and lawfulness, we will not tolerate the use of state apparatus to intimidate our members

We demand the immediate and unconditional release of Alhaji Tajudeen Sulu-Oloje. If there is a legitimate case against him, the police must charge him to court today to allow the law to take its course.

Furthermore, we call on the Inspector General of Police, Mr. Kayode Egbetokun, to investigate the activities of the Kwara State Police Command under its current leadership to ensure that the police are not used as a political weapon by desperate politicians in the state.

   

About author
Time Nigeria is a modern and general interest Magazine with its Headquarters in Abuja. The Magazine has a remarkable difference in editorial philosophy and goals, it adheres strictly to the ethics of Journalism by using the finest ethos of the profession to promote peace among citizens; identifying and harnessing the nation’s vast resources; celebrating achievements of government agencies, individuals, groups and corporate organizations and above all, repositioning Nigeria for the needed growth and development. Time Nigeria gives emphasis to places and issues that have not been given adequate attention by others. The Magazine is national in outlook and is currently being read and patronized both in print and on our vibrant and active online platform (www.timenigeria.com).
Articles
Related posts
Cover StoryNewsOil and Gas

CNPP Demands Urgent Presidential Action in Resolving Dangote Refinery Pricing Controversy, Accuses NNPCL of Economic Sabotage

3 Mins read
The Conference of Nigeria Political Parties (CNPP) has expressed deep concern about the lingering controversy surrounding the pricing of petrol from the…
Cover StoryNews

Nigeria @ 64: NGIJ Calls for Good Governance, Economic Recovery, and National Unity

2 Mins read
NGIJ also urge government to prioritise freedom of press, as it forms critical componant of modern democracy. Noting that journalists face harassment…
Cover StoryNews

Gombe @ 28: Gov. Inuwa Grant Clemency to 23 Convicts

2 Mins read
Governor Inuwa Yahaya Grants Clemency to 23 Convicts as Gombe Marks 28th Anniversary, Nigeria Celebrates 64 Years of Independence By Aliyu Bala…
Stay on the loop!

Subscribe to our latest news.

Leave a Reply

WP2Social Auto Publish Powered By : XYZScripts.com