Suspected security agents have arrested Channels TV Sunrise Daily presenters over purported anti-Buhari interviews.
NewsmakersNG learnt that Chamberlain Usoh and Kayode Okikiolu were picked up by operatives, believed to from the State Security Service (SSS), this morning.
Their arrest is reportedly connected with interviews with Governor Samuel Ortom of Benue State during which he accused President Muhammadu Buhari of promoting a Fulanisation agenda and another guest, Commodore Kunle Olawunmi (rtd), who alleged that people who are high up in Buhari’s
government are sponsors of Boko Haram.Sunrise Daily’s lead anchor and producer, Chamberlain Usoh, who confirmed the development to NewsmakersNG on the telephone, said he did not know yet where they were being taken to.
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When MNK said it some were saying rubbish
🤣🤣 Na the part 1 be this oooh
Endy Edeson they will soon come for you... Islam jihad is waiting for Nigeria to join the likes of Afghanistan
Reaping the dividends of democrazy
We are in military Era...
How can this be a surprise??
When Herdsmen kill, they are not termed terrorists, when a southerner cries, he demolished,
Nigeria is bigger than an individual. Buhari would go and Nigeria will remain, so truth must be told to power that be wether the devil like it or not.
The Buhari headed federal government of Nigeria and its agents should release the innocent broadcasters and presenters immediately and without any further delay. They have committed no offense by interwiewing someone on their tv program. The government and its agents should respect citizens right to free speech because we are in a democracy.
End Nigeria now to save lives.
Developed countries will hate to hear this , this may damage or break the diplomatic ties with our Country more and more.