JUST IN: Military yields to pressure, frees abducted Lagos editor
Military authorities, on Thursday, yielded to pressure and released the Editor of FirstNews, Segun Olatunji, who was abducted from his home
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Military authorities, on Thursday, yielded to pressure and released the Editor of FirstNews, Segun Olatunji, who was abducted from his home
Colleagues of the abducted Editor of FirstNews, Mr Segun Olatunji, on Thursday, revealed how the journalist was abducted in his Lagos home, whisked away, and allegedly tortured by the military over a story on the Defence Chief.
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More details have emerged on the abduction of the editor of FirstNews Online Newspaper, Segun Olatunji as media stakeholders revealed how the Nigerian security agencies wanted to kill him and blame unknown gunmen. Earlier, Olatunji recounted his ordeal in the hands of his abductors, revealing that they were close to the government. Narrating his experience, Olatunji said that the hoodlums first put him in a cell where they cuffed his legs and hands for three days.
Segun Olatunji, editor of FirstNews newspaper, was abducted from his home on 15 March.