The Department of State Services (DSS) has released Joe Ajaero, the president of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC), who was taken into custody earlier this week.

Ajaero was reportedly released on bail around 11:10 p.m. He had been arrested on Monday, September 10, at the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport in Abuja while en route to the United Kingdom for a global Trade Union Congress meeting.

In response to his arrest, the NLC had issued a midnight deadline demanding Ajaero’s release and placed its affiliates on high alert.

“The Congress will not stand idly by while the rights of its leaders and members are trampled upon. Accordingly, we demand the immediate and unconditional release of Comrade Ajaero,” NLC spokesman Benson Upah stated in a press release.


Source:

https://applesbite.com/just-in-dss-releases-nlc-president-joe-ajaero-after-arrest/

Why was he arrested?

I thought them no dey fear

Joe ajaero should know office of the NLC president has no immunity.

Funny

yarimo:
Joe ajaero should know office of the NLC president has no immunity.

Just as the office of the president has an expiry date?

MadPolitician:

Just as the office of the president has an expiry date?

even the life itself has an expired date

Good.

As them released ham now, I hope the fuel price go come down?
Because na my own concern be that

Overzealous Egbetokun thinks he can hush or intimidate everyone.

Thank God, Common sense prevailed

AfonjaMozlems:
And national grid has been restored
Dem no born Tinubu papa well


helinues take note

They have foolishly shown the world the Achilles heels of the government

Tinubu is taking a very dangerous path by trying to silence everyone.

k

Why are they harassing this man up and down? If they are serious about that British man financing terrorism, Abike Dabiri should write the UK authorities to bring him back to Nigeria where he will be prosecuted and leave Joe Ajaero alone. Since she sabi write letters!

How does it even make sense to say that a Labour Leader from the South is financing terrorism? How many of those people that were accused of financing terrorism have been prosecuted?