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Following the order by Justice Mohammed Liman of the Lagos Division of the Federal High Court yesterday, to immediately release a former governor of Abia State and Chief Whip of the Senate, Senator Orji Uzor Kalu, from the custody of the Nigerian Correctional Service , journalists, photographers on Wednesday early morning besieged Kuje correctional centre for a first hand photo of the Senate Chief Whip who have been out of public sight for the past six months.

The Nigeria Daily gathered that Editors of top media houses have since yesterday mounted pressures on the Kuje Correctional Centre management to release date and time that the former Governor would leave Kuje.

However, the security personnels are yet to grant the newsmen access to the centre as they insisted on receiving no orders to do so.

Yesterday, The Public Relation Officer of the Service, Augustine Njoku, told The Nigeria Daily unless the Court ruling is transmitted to the service, the former governor would not be released..

Njoku said: “We cannot act on the basis of radio or television announcement on a Court order or ruling. The ruling will be communicated to us in form of warrant. This would be acknowledged and all other protocols and procedures would be followed.

Further details soon.

https://thenigeriadaily.com/2020/06/03/breaking-journalists-photographers-struggle-for-orji-kalus-new-photos/

Fake news. This Is an old picture..I expect his beards to be like Aregbesola own by now

bolaayenimo:
Fake news. This Is an old picture..I expect his beards to be like Aregbesola own by now

Did you read it at all or just the headline?

Hahahahaha...u tire for am abi?

No be only you...

A convict receiving salaries,allowances and all pecks as a Chief whip. Nigeria is a disgrace

Hmmmn. Saving my breathe

Assurance001:
Did you read it at all or just the headline?

He lacks comprehension ability.

and ipob go dey worry untop tinubu? Only in nigeria. Why should a criminal be celebrated like this? And he still dey collect salary oo.

The next president