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Breaking: Clamp Down On Journalists In Osun, after Police shooting at The Nation’s Correspondent
Few hours after detectives of Osun State Police Command shot the Nation correspondent in Osun State, Mr Adedeji Toba and one other person whose , identity is yet to be known, officers of the command have arrested a reporter, Fatai Akanji.
Akanji, who is a reporter working with Osun Defender Newspaper, was arrested at the NUJ Correspondents’Chapel premises in Osogbo.
This is coming barely two hours after Toba Adedeji and one unidentified female student were shot by men of Nigeria Police Force.
The Police who arrested Akanji refused to talk to the pressmen.
The location of the hospital the girl was rushed to and her identity remain unknown.
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