Idris4Peace

|Journalist |Researcher| Human Security|Facilitator @USIP| Expert in Counterterrorism, Violent Extremism & Non-kinetic Action

[Idris4Peace @Edrees4P]

@oejbabye Okay, what is your research philosophy?

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[Johnstone Kpilaakaa @MrJohnstone_]

Journalists must be able to bear witness to the truth without fear of intimidation.

An attack on one is an attack on all.

#FreeDanielOjukwu ✊🏿

[Akíntúndé Babátúndé @olorunwababs]

DAY 3: #FreeDanielOjukwu

This is the investigation that has brought Daniel Ojukwu before a court three years after its publication.

He EXPOSED how a government office reportedly paid ₦147.1 million to a restaurant to construct classrooms.

Instead of this investigation leading to greater public accountability, the journalist has spent 10 days in detention in 2024 and is now back in prison in 2026.

We cannot continue to demand accountability from public institutions while journalists who investigate public spending face criminal prosecution.

Daniel Ojukwu should not be in prison for his journalism.

#FreeDanielOjukwu #JournalismIsNotACrime

[Idris4Peace @Edrees4P]

@FakhuusHashim He’s supporting Tinubu

[Chidi Anselm Odinkalu, CGoF @ChidiOdinkalu]

So, there was an application before a Judge of @FederalHigh for bail & she refused to take it. Instead, she chose to send the applicant to jail for 21 days so she can decide whether or not to consider the application?

And this is what the courts have become in #Nigeria.

It is difficult to escape the conclusion that there was a design to send @Mazi_OJD to prison. How this makes sense as an administration of justice proposition is difficult to understand.

https://t.co/TT90nOLTZB

[Idris4Peace @Edrees4P]

#FreeDanielOjukwu #Journalismisnotacrime

[SERAP @SERAPNigeria]

Nigeria: Free journalist Daniel Ojukwu Now.
Nigeria: Free journalist Daniel Ojukwu Now.
Nigeria: Free journalist Daniel Ojukwu Now.
Nigeria: Free journalist Daniel Ojukwu Now.
Nigeria: Free journalist Daniel Ojukwu Now.
Nigeria: Free journalist Daniel Ojukwu Now.

[Idris4Peace @Edrees4P]

Academia has a different kind of philosophy than any other profession.

[Idris4Peace @Edrees4P]

@niyi_oyedeji Same here

[Idris4Peace @Edrees4P]

@sani_abdullahee Yeah but schools in the north are still cheaper than the south

[Idris4Peace @Edrees4P]

₦8,200 was the last amount I paid as tuition fees during my final year at Bayero University, Kano (BUK). I wonder how much students pay at the same university today.

[Nigerian Army @HQNigerianArmy]

This account is fully restored and back under the official management of the Nigerian Army

We appreciate your patience and understanding.

[Idris4Peace @Edrees4P]

Highly disappointed in the way you chose to practice your type of journalism.
I knew what it takes to source a very sensitive and confidential information, publishing one’s work without crediting him is a highly disgusting act. Apologize to @ankaboy and take down the story

[Daily Post Nigeria @DailyPostNGR]

Notorious bandit kingpin, Dogo Gide frustrates Islamic State expansion in Nigeria
https://t.co/teUx6pxLeo

[Idris4Peace @Edrees4P]

@UgochukwuCFR I discussed this yesterday with my JCM undergrad students

[Idris4Peace @Edrees4P]

@adamramey Congratulations

[Idris4Peace @Edrees4P]

Hatred and ethnic and religious divisions are killing Nigeria’s democracy. The day Nigerians begin to elect leaders based on competence, integrity & character rather than religion or ethnicity is the day Nigeria will truly begin to live up to its potential as the Giant of Africa.

[Idris4Peace @Edrees4P]

We celebrate the inclusiveness of American democracy while allowing ethnicity, religion, and regional divisions to determine who can lead us in our own country (Nigeria)

[Idris4Peace @Edrees4P]

In 2021, I received death threats from Ansaru terrorists. Since then, threats from state and non-state actors have continued because of my reporting.
On #EndImpunity Day, I call for greater protection and mental health support for journalists, especially those covering conflicts