PRP Chieftain Raises Alarm Over Arrest of AAU Students After Anti-Kidnapping Protest
PRP Chieftain Ndidi Key expressed alarm over the arrest of Ambrose Alli University students after a violent anti-kidnapping protest in Ekpoma, Nigeria. Key accused security forces of intimidation rather than ensuring public safety.
She emphasized the importance of protecting citizens' rights and urged the government to release innocent detainees. Key highlighted the impact of insecurity on education and development in Nigeria, calling for a focus on addressing criminal activities rather than targeting peaceful protesters.
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