The publisher of Biafra Times who was arrested by security operatives in Lagos has expressed his love for President Muhammadu Buhari and Nigeria.

The publisher has been printing and circulating pro-Biafran newspaper but was apprehended and paraded alongside nine others on Monday, January 10 said he has no intention to fight Nigeria.
He said: “I love my country and I love my president. My intention is not to fight my country; I just want to pass out information to those who have no access to the Internet.

“I usually go on the Internet to source for information and publish. I have other papers on sports and social life which I publish.”

The unnamed suspect admitted to being a publisher for eight years but confessed that he started Biafra Times a few months ago.

“I decided to specialise on Biafra Times when I discovered it is always a sell-out anytime we published stories about eastern parts of the country.

“Sometimes, I go to newspaper vendors and hear people requesting for Biafra Times.

“We usually print about 5000 copies which we sell for N100 nationwide.”
The commissioner for police in Lagos, Fatai Owoseni said 515 copies of the “offending” newspaper were recovered during a raid on the printing press of the organisation in the Shomolu area of Lagos.

“The printing press has been shut and the environment is being monitored.

“This is an offence punishable under the Criminal Law of Lagos state.”

hahaha, ipods are decieving themselves

Them know dey tell man say rain dey fall

Reset mode on

Software updated

Wayo man. We don't want your love now. You have to face the music first. You can't undo what you have done. You're harbinger of hate and division.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/01/10-journalists-arraigned-biafra-times-publication/ Ten men, yesterday, appeared before a Lagos chief magistrate’s court sitting in Ikeja, over alleged inciting news publication in the newspaper,The Biafra Times.The accused, Peter Eke, Jamiu Eke, Azeez Ayoola, Akeem Adebakin, Bisi Akeem, Adewumi Temitope,Sakiru Folorunsho, Rafiu Qudus, Kunle Olusola, and Ayodeji Odunyingbo, were arraigned before Chief Magistrate Aje Afunwa.They had all pleaded not guilty to the seven-count charge preferred against them by the Lagos State Criminal Investigation and Intelligence Department, SCIID, Panti Yaba.After their plea, their lawyer,Lucy Baadoo, moved an application for bail on liberal terms.The bail application was, however, refused by the magistrate who rather ordered accelerated hearing of the case. She consequently, adjourned the case to February 10, 17 and 24 for commencement of trial.In the charge, the prosecutor, Mr. Effiong Asuquo, OC Legal of SCID, alleged that the accused projected obscene article inan unlicensed publication known asThe Biafra Timeson January 29.They were alleged to have reproduced statements, rumours and reports calculated at inciting secession in a section of the country and which publication is capable of putting the government in fear.The publication is said to contain pictorial displays ofpersons living and dead in amanner likely to provoke or bring into disaffection some section of the country.The accused were also alleged to have conducted themselves in a manner likely to constitute a breachof peace.The offences is said to have contravened the provisions of Sections 58, 59 and 403 of the Criminal Laws of Lagos State, Cap C17 Laws of the Federation,2015.Substantive trial of the accused is to begin on February 10, 17 and 24.

Ipobexposed has been vindicated...

Its just like receiving slaps from soldiers and hailing him

We all know that the publisher of the biafra times is a yoruba who wanted to make quick cash because 'Biafra' sells very well in yorubaland, that's why they refused to give his name.

Furthermore, only a yoruba like us can quickly lament, beg for mercy within 2 secs of arrest.... We yorubas fear pass anything.

OmidinaKayode:
We all know that the publisher of the biafra times is a yoruba who wanted to make quick cash because 'Biafra' sells very well in yorubaland, that's why they refused to give his name.

Furthermore, only a yoruba like us can quickly lament, beg for mercy within 2 secs of arrest.... We yorubas fear pass anything.

You are getting boring

Chidi4u:
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/01/10-journalists-arraigned-biafra-times-publication/ Ten men, yesterday, appeared before a Lagos chief magistrate’s court sitting in Ikeja, over alleged inciting news publication in the newspaper,The Biafra Times.The accused, Peter Eke, Jamiu Eke, Azeez Ayoola, Akeem Adebakin, Bisi Akeem, Adewumi Temitope,Sakiru Folorunsho, Rafiu Qudus, Kunle Olusola, and Ayodeji Odunyingbo, were arraigned before Chief Magistrate Aje Afunwa.They had all pleaded not guilty to the seven-count charge preferred against them by the Lagos State Criminal Investigation and Intelligence Department, SCIID, Panti Yaba.After their plea, their lawyer,Lucy Baadoo, moved an application for bail on liberal terms.The bail application was, however, refused by the magistrate who rather ordered accelerated hearing of the case. She consequently, adjourned the case to February 10, 17 and 24 for commencement of trial.In the charge, the prosecutor, Mr. Effiong Asuquo, OC Legal of SCID, alleged that the accused projected obscene article inan unlicensed publication known asThe Biafra Timeson January 29.They were alleged to have reproduced statements, rumours and reports calculated at inciting secession in a section of the country and which publication is capable of putting the government in fear.The publication is said to contain pictorial displays ofpersons living and dead in amanner likely to provoke or bring into disaffection some section of the country.The accused were also alleged to have conducted themselves in a manner likely to constitute a breachof peace.The offences is said to have contravened the provisions of Sections 58, 59 and 403 of the Criminal Laws of Lagos State, Cap C17 Laws of the Federation,2015.Substantive trial of the accused is to begin on February 10, 17 and 24.

Yoruba men making money with the struggle

omofunaab:





You are getting boring

Are you disappointed that the publisher is Yoruba Afonja?

Igbos:
Ipobexposed has been vindicated...

How? are you so blind not to see that the publisher is an Afonja?

YOUR RIGHT

chosen04:

How? are you so blind not to see that the publisher is an Afonja?

samijay8:
The publisher of Biafra Times who was arrested by security operatives in Lagos has expressed his love for President Muhammadu Buhari and Nigeria.

The publisher has been printing and circulating pro-Biafran newspaper but was apprehended and paraded alongside nine others on Monday, January 10 said he has no intention to fight Nigeria.
He said: “I love my country and I love my president. My intention is not to fight my country; I just want to pass out information to those who have no access to the Internet.

“I usually go on the Internet to source for information and publish. I have other papers on sports and social life which I publish.”

The unnamed suspect admitted to being a publisher for eight years but confessed that he started Biafra Times a few months ago.

“I decided to specialise on Biafra Times when I discovered it is always a sell-out anytime we published stories about eastern parts of the country.

“Sometimes, I go to newspaper vendors and hear people requesting for Biafra Times.

“We usually print about 5000 copies which we sell for N100 nationwide.”
The commissioner for police in Lagos, Fatai Owoseni said 515 copies of the “offending” newspaper were recovered during a raid on the printing press of the organisation in the Shomolu area of Lagos.

“The printing press has been shut and the environment is being monitored.

“This is an offence punishable under the Criminal Law of Lagos state.”

You mean Azeez Ayoola, Akeem Adebakin, Bisi Akeem, Adewumi Temitope,Sakiru Folorunsho, Rafiu Qudus, Kunle Olusola, and Ayodeji Odunyingbo and the rest of them who are now at large.

see how osu people blame yoruba after they have been scammed by fellow osu.osu people are dull

xmich:


You mean Azeez Ayoola, Akeem Adebakin, Bisi Akeem, Adewumi Temitope,Sakiru Folorunsho, Rafiu Qudus, Kunle Olusola, and Ayodeji Odunyingbo and the rest of them who are now at large.

I believe you are blind to see EKE Peter.