FIJ journalist Daniel Ojukwu is back in detention over his reporting. After ten days in police custody in 2024, he's now been remanded at Kuje Prison until November 10 over the same investigation.
How long will the Cybercrimes Act remain a weapon against journalists?
@abe_akam Guy, why are you doing this? You are smarter than this.
Funny how you accurately predicted all of these before this period but you are now even denying your own forecast with the evidence right in front of you.
Obi is not a leader!
And Obidients have this cultish way of thinking, not sorry.
The house can be burning and an Obidient will insist to you with religiously configured fervour that it is Obi’s grandmother in heaven that is raining fire from hell, but it’s only on his enemies.
Until they all burn.
Bro police go carry you for road and dem no go allow you call anybody…. No be kidnapping be that ?
Time don reach to face this people again
#whereisusman
Breaking news 🚨
Journalist Daniel Ojukwu @Mazi_OJD had been arrested and detained by the Nigerian police over a story highlighting financial irregularities in the Buhari administration.
His offense was exposing corruption by powerful people.
#FreeDanielOjukwu ✊🏽✊🏽✊🏽
Yunusa Tanko is tired of the charade.
Like I said, only jobless people who do not have skin in the game will be doing Obidient in 2026.
Educated people should take their lives and our country seriously please, stop wasting the enthusiasm of young people on useless ventures.
The arrest and remand of Daniel Ojukwu should concern everyone who believes in accountability and the public's right to know.
Journalism is not a favour granted by those in power. It is an essential part of the accountability architecture of a functioning democracy.
Where there are allegations against a journalist, the proper response is due process, not the creation of an environment where reporting on public expenditure becomes a perilous undertaking.
The questions raised by investigative journalism should be answered with evidence, transparency and facts.
We must be careful not to create a country where the cost of asking difficult questions is the loss of one's liberty.
I stand in solidarity with Daniel Ojukwu and the team at FIJ. His right to a fair hearing must be protected, and his bail application deserves urgent and fair consideration.
A society that makes accountability dangerous will eventually make impunity comfortable.
The remand of journalist Daniel Ojukwu is unconstitutional and a violation of his human right. Instigating a criminal charge against an investigative journalist owing to his critical investigative reporting is an abuse of judicial process. We will hold Nigerian authorities accountable for this wanton breach of the right to freedom of expression and personal liberty.
Na only Aisha Yesufu remain for Obi camp and na because na she get the donation links for hand. Lmaooooo. I'm happy for Yunusa tbh. If Obi ft do political business, followers suppose ft do am too.
“Obi or nothing”
They led the clown to scatter the coalition and they all left him with nothing. Instead of him to lead, he is rather being led by his followers.
Daniel Ojukwu was arrested for exposing corruption, but Tinubu’s aide, Adejoke Orelope-Adefulire, who paid N147m to a restaurant to build classrooms, remains free.
#Journalismisnotacrime#FreeDanielOjukwu