Police arrest Unilorin lecturer over social media post on Kogi road project
The petition The petition reviewed by PREMIUM TIMES shows that Mr Omodara complained to the Commissioner of Police, Kogi State Command, on 11 September, demanding that Mr Ola be made to produce documents supporting his claim about the road project.
However, the petition reviewed by PREMIUM TIMES centres on Mr Ola’s social media statements concerning the road project and does not state that his political views were the reason for the requested arrest.
They said the warrant of arrest was at the police headquarters,” Mr Ola told PREMIUM TIMES.
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