How exactly? By mortgaging his fundamental rights to freedom of expression in exchange for his release? The State is hot and he knows this. We are in talk with the military officials to ensure he is released. We will do our best. Apparently the veteran actor and not the lawless soldiers was to blame?
What is the name of the Law that criminalises the combination of the following colours anywhere in Nigeria: black, green, red and yellow? Assuming without conceding that the actor had indeed committed an offence, is the military empowered by any Nigerian Law to arrest a civilian in the manner in which Mr Agu was arrested?
That you saw nothing wrong with the militarisation of the civic space by soldiers who have failed to conquer Boko Haram terrorists after more than ten years, is disturbing.
Consequently, your comments to newsmen only succeeded in empowering and emboldening the draconian regime led by dictator Buhari — because you expressly said that the oppressor should be exonerated and his victim chided for exercising his own rights.
If an elephant has its foot on the tail of a mouse and you say that you are neutral, the mouse will not appreciate your neutrality. Dear Mr Emeka, at your press conference, you exonerated the elephant and nailed the mouse. In such circumstances, you DEMAND for their release, you do not negotiate for it, especially when it involves a dictator. Your position as President of Actors Guild of Nigeria is beyond enjoying the title and the numerous benefits that come with it.
As I round off, I am constrained to ask this crucial question: you remember the young protesters who were massacred by Nigerian soldiers at the Lekki Tollgate on the evening of Tuesday, October 20, ? They were shot and killed in a peaceful protest despite singing the national anthem and waving the national flag as a symbol of patriotism. You may have seen an image of a viral bloodstained Nigerian flag on social media and elsewhere.
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