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The young man spent 36 days in the detention of the DSS before his family could gain access to him. He was released 41 days after his arrest.
5 min read The family of a Lagos-based food commodity trader, Abiodun Ilesanmi, has cried out over his deteriorating health condition in the custody of the Security Service (SSS). His wife, Adekemi Ilesanmi, broke down sobbing while speaking to PREMIUM TIMES about his husband’s detention that has now lasted 42 days as of Thursday. She said in a telephone interview with our reporter on Wednesday that the 55-year-old father of three was hypertensive and had breathing problem as of the time of his arrest at their home in Shagisha, Lagos, on April 2. According to her, the man ha...
#EndSARS supporter, detained for 41 days, says he’s being frustrated by SSS Michael Imoleayo tells PREMIUM TIMES how he spent 41 days in SSS detention for supporting #EndSARS protest, and continues to face frustration in the hands of the secret service. Michael Imoleayo, an #EndSARS protest supporter, whose arrest by the State Security Service (SSS)last year played out like an operation aimed at capturing the leader of the dreaded Boko Haram, has cried out over alleged frustrations in the hands of the security agency. “They are pressing hard in court to have me convicted. They are really...
Computer Programmer Arrested By DSS Over #ENDSARS Tweet Released After 40 Days SaharaReporters gathered that Imoleayo was granted bail on Wednesday, 40 days after he was whisked away from his house in Abuja. by SaharaReporters, New York Dec 23, 2020 A computer programmer, Michael Imoleayo, who was arrested on November 13, 2020 for supporting the recent #EndSARS protests that rocked the nation has been released. SaharaReporters gathered that Imoleayo was granted bail on Wednesday, 40 days after he was whisked away from his house in Abuja. Michael Imoleayo Though Michael was not on the streets ...