The Intelligence Response Team (IRT) of the Nigerian Police Force (NPF) has invited the President of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC), Joe Ajaero, for questioning in connection with a case involving serious charges.

According to a letter of invitation signed by Assistant Commissioner of Police Adamu Mu’azu on behalf of the Deputy Commissioner of Police, Ajaero is required to report to the IRT office on Tuesday, August 20, at 10:00 a.m. prompt.

The letter alleges that Ajaero had been mentioned in a case involving Criminal Conspiracy, Terrorism Financing, Treasonable Felony, Subversion, and Cybercrime. Failure to comply with the invitation may result in a warrant of arrest being issued against him.

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The letter reads in part, “This office is investigating a case of Criminal Conspiracy, Terrorism Financing, Treasonable Felony, Subversion and Cybercrime in which you were mentioned.

“You are therefore invited to interview the undersigned on Tuesday 20th August, 2024 by 10:00 am prompt, at IRT Complex, Old Abattoir by Guzape Junction, Abuja, through the Team Leader with telephone no 08035179870 in connection with the above investigation.

“Be informed that in the event of failing to honour this letter, this office will have no alternative than to activate a warrant of arrest against you please.”

The IRT has warned Ajaero to honour the invitation, stating that they will take necessary action if he fails to appear. The development has raised concerns among labour leaders and human rights activists, who are closely monitoring the situation.

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