Julius Bokoru, the Special Assistant on Media and Public Affairs to former Minister of State for Petroleum Resources, Timipre Sylva, has cried out that four of the minister’s arrested aides and domestic workers are still languishing in detention.
Bokoru, in a statement titled, ‘Detention of Sylva’s aides: a call for reason, humanity and due process,’ said that Mr Paganengigha Anagha, the first to
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