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Osun State Council of the Nigeria Union of Journalists, NUJ and the International Press Centre, IPC, have secured an apology from the Osun State Police Command over arrest and detention of the union’s secretary, Olalekan Akindoju.
The apology was tendered by the Police Public Relations Officer, DSP Abiodun Ojelabi, on a live programme on Rave 91.7FM, on behalf of the Commissioner of Police, Mr Ibrahim Gotan.
DSP Ojelabi said the police command regretted the incident and had commenced investigation into the conduct of the operatives involved in the operation.
The apology was also extended to Mr Akindoju, the Osun NUJ, Rave 91.7FM/WSTV and journalists in the state.
“We apologise to Mr Akindoju, the NUJ, Rave 91.7FM/WSTV and the whole journalism profession over the unlawful detention. Ojelabi said the officers involved were already being investigated.
The apology followed widespread reactions to the arrest of Akindoju, who is also head of News and Current Affairs at Rave 91.7FM/WSTV.
He was arrested by armed police operatives in his residence in Osogbo in the early hours of June 11.
Akindoju, who narrated the incident, said he was sleeping when he heard unusual movements around his residence at about 6 a.m. “According He said some people jumped over the fence into his compound before identifying themselves as policemen.
He said the officers arrested him and did not listen to his explanation that he was a journalist and did not pay attention to his official identity card.
“I told them I am a journalist and showed them my ID card, but I was still arrested,” he recalled.
Akindoju said his phone and identity card were taken before he was handcuffed and taken to the Osun State Police Command Headquarters in Osogbo, where he was held for several hours.
Eventually, following some intervention by colleagues, the NUJ and other interested parties, he was released.
The police later said the arrest was a case of mistaken identity during an operation against suspected criminals in the area.
Media organisations, civil society groups and press freedom advocates have condemned the incident, saying the detention violated journalists’ rights and freedom to work.
Reacting to the development, the Osun NUJ said the arrest was unacceptable and demanded a public apology from the Nigeria Police Force to Akindoju, his family, Rave 91.7FM/WSTV and the journalism profession for what it described as the embarrassment and reputational damage the incident caused.
Similarly, the IPC condemned the detention and urged police authorities to ensure accountability for officers involved in the operation, through its Safety and Protection of Journalists Hub, calling for efforts to protect journalists from harassment, intimidation and unlawful arrests.
