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BREAKING: Investigative journalist, Fisayo Soyombo invited by Police

Fisayo Soyombo, an award-winning investigative journalist says he has been invited by the monitoring unit of the inspector general of police.

TECHNOCRAT MEDIA, Abuja

Fisayo Soyombo, an award-winning investigative journalist says he has been invited by the monitoring unit of the inspector general of police.

“I have just arrived at the Force Headquarters, Abuja, to honour an invitation from the Monitoring Unit of the Inspector General of Police. They say my ‘name and phone number featured in an investigation; they are conducting.”

“The decision to come was straightforward: I am a law-abiding citizen who has committed no crime unless jornalism is one. If there is no update on this handle by dusk, it means I have been unjustly detained.”

“I will be surrendering my devices now. Any other update until my release will be provided by @fijnigeria.

Mr Soyombo tweeted to announce his arrival at the Force Headquarters in Abuja on Monday.

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