The Nigeria Police Force have addressed the recent concerns controversy surrounding the detention of Mr. Chike Ibezim.
Chike Ibezim had accused the DSS of abducting his younger brother (Nnamdi), at the behest of the former Lagos State Governor, Babatunde Fashola.
The police confirmed that Chike is in lawful custody based on a court order, and his detention is in connection with a prima facie case of malicious publication, cyberbullying, and other related offences that are still under investigation by the Police.
Police PRO, ACP Olumuyiwa Adejobi in a statement said, “The arrest and detention of individuals are carried out in strict adherence to legal procedures and respect for individual rights.
“In this case, a court order was obtained following a thorough investigation, which established an indictment on Mr Chike, who has given useful information and is assisting the Police in the course of their investigation.
“The NPF takes allegations of malicious publication and cyberbullying seriously due to their potential to cause harm, distress, and damage to the reputation of individuals, institutions, as well as posing great threats to national security and stability of our dear country.
“These actions can also have significant legal implications. It is the duty of the Nigeria Police Force to investigate such matters thoroughly and ensure that the rule of law is upheld.
“The Police would like to emphasize that our actions are driven by a commitment to upholding the law and protecting the rights and well-being of all citizens. We encourage responsible and lawful behaviour in all forms of communication, including online interactions, to maintain a harmonious and safe society.”
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