Suspect Connected To Odili Residence Invasion Not Our Staff- THISDAY
The managing editor of THISDAY newspapers, Bolaji Adebiyi has said that Stanley Nkwazema, a suspect caught in connection with the invasion of the home of Justice Mary Odili, is not a staff of the media organisation.
Nkwazema was one of the suspects caught by the police operative yesterday. Information Guide Nigeria
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According to CABLE, in Adebiyi’s words: “The attention of the management of THISDAY NEWSPAPERS has been drawn to the news making the rounds that Mr. Stanley Nkwazema, one of those suspected to have invaded the home of Justice Mary Odili claimed to be a staff and Contributing Editor of THISDAY”.
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“Contrary to his claim, Mr. Nkwazema is neither a Staff of THISDAY nor a Contributing Editor. He was a Sports Correspondent and resigned more than 15 years ago”. jamb results
“However, occasionally, he, like hundreds of other readers of the newspaper, sends for publication articles and analyses and is usually obliged, a privilege THISDAY gives to some of its ex-staff. That does not in any way make him a staff and contributing Editor of THISDAY.
“Since his resignation, THISDAY had at no time contracted Mr. Nkwazema to investigate any story, and we know nothing of his alleged investigation of a story leading to the raid of the residence of Hon. Justice Odili”.