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The UN-POLAC among other groups has seriously condemned and advocated for the peaceful release of Jatau" says Bishop Prof. Funmilayo Adesanya-Davies, the Country President of POLAC. How would a mother be since detained and incarcerated for advocating on behalf another girl-child by sharing a video condemning the lynching of Deborah, for God's sake! United Nations is totally displeased.

A reliable source who spoke on condition of anonymity told our correspondent that Jatau was released on bail on Friday following interventions by the Christian Association of Nigeria, the Nigeria Inter-Religious Council and the Christian Solidarity Worldwide Nigeria.

Good morning! Here is today’s summary from Nigerian Newspapers: 1. After 18 months in prison, Rhoda Jatau, a Bauchi woman who condemned the alleged

Rhoda Jatau, the woman detained in Bauchi prison for condemning the killing of Samuel Deborah over blasphemy, has regained freedom after CAN's intervention.

Rhoda Jatau, a resident of Bauchi State who has been in prison for 18 months for condemning the killing of Samuel Deborah in Sokoto State, has regained

Ya'u Jatau, the husband of Rhoda, the Bauchi woman who was detained for 18 months in prison for alleged blasphemy, has expressed joy over the release of his wife.

Nigerians have taken to Twitter to slam the continued detention of Rhoda Jatau, for allegedly sharing a video condemning the lynching of Samuel Deborah.

The detention of Jatau in Bauchi State led to the hashtag #FreeRhoda on the X platform.

Nigerians are no doubt passing through what could be considered the toughest phase in the history of the country since the return to democracy in 1999.

Prominent Yoruba Diaspora Organisation, Yoruba One Voice (YOV), has condemned the brutal killing of Miss Samuel Deborah