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1. Police Cybercrime Centre investigation
2. Dayo Aiyetan and Nurudeen Akewushola detainment
3. Urgent update on TheICIR situation
URGENT UPDATE
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It's 6 hours since our Executive Director, Dayo Aiyetan (@dayoaiyetan), and our reporter, Nurudeen Akewushola (@NurudeenAkewus1), honored the invitation of the Police Cybercrime Centre (@NPF_NCCC), and they have not been allowed to leave.
#TheICIR
Urgent update: The Executive Director, Dayo Aiyetan, and reporter, Nurudeen Akewushola, have been detained by the Police Cybercrime Centre for 6 hours. The ICIR is seeking assistance as they have not been allowed to leave. Stay tuned for more updates. #TheICIR #PoliceDetention #CybercrimeCenter.
URGENT UPDATE
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It’s 6 hours since our Executive Director, Dayo Aiyetan (@dayoaiyetan), and our reporter, Nurudeen Akewushola (@NurudeenAkewus1), honored the invitation of the Police Cybercrime Centre (@NPF_NCCC), and they have not been allowed to leave. #TheICIR… pic.twitter.com/ixfmSIxWSi
— The ICIR (@TheICIR) May 28, 2024
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The recent events involving our Executive Director, Dayo Aiyetan, and our reporter, Nurudeen Akewushola, have left us deeply concerned. It has been 6 hours since they honored the invitation of the Police Cybercrime Centre, and shocking news has emerged that they have not been allowed to leave. This alarming development has sparked widespread outrage and calls for immediate action to ensure their safety and release.
The ICIR, a renowned investigative journalism organization, has always been at the forefront of uncovering the truth and holding those in power accountable. The dedicated work of our team has shed light on important issues and sparked meaningful conversations that have led to positive change in our society. However, the recent events have cast a dark shadow over our efforts and raised serious concerns about the safety and freedom of the press in our country.
The actions of the Police Cybercrime Centre in detaining our colleagues without cause or explanation are a clear violation of their rights and a threat to freedom of the press. As journalists, Dayo Aiyetan and Nurudeen Akewushola have a duty to report the truth and hold those in power accountable. Their unwavering dedication to their work should be celebrated, not punished.
We call on the authorities to immediately release Dayo Aiyetan and Nurudeen Akewushola and allow them to continue their important work without fear of intimidation or harassment. The freedom of the press is a cornerstone of democracy, and any attempt to suppress it must be met with strong resistance from all who value truth and transparency.
As we await further updates on this developing situation, we urge our supporters and the public to stand with us in solidarity and demand justice for our colleagues. The ICIR will not be silenced, and we will continue to fight for the truth and for the rights of journalists everywhere.
In conclusion, the events of the past 6 hours have been deeply troubling, but they have only strengthened our resolve to uphold the principles of journalism and to defend the freedom of the press. We will not rest until Dayo Aiyetan and Nurudeen Akewushola are safely returned to us, and we can continue our important work without fear or interference.
Source: [The ICIR Twitter](https://twitter.com/TheICIR/status/1795504256566304864?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw)
