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DSS Releases Ajaero’s Seized Passport

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The Department of State Services (DSS) has released the passport of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) President, Joe Ajaero, which was seized following his arrest on Monday.

The release of the passport was facilitated by Abubakar Marshall of the Falana chambers on Tuesday.

Ajaero was arrested by security operatives on Monday while on his way to the United Kingdom for union business and was quizzed for over 15 hours.

The NLC had given the government a midnight ultimatum in solidarity with their embattled leader, but the DSS succumbed to pressure and Ajaero was released before the ultimatum elapsed.

Speaking with newsmen, Counsel to the NLC, Femi Falana said, “Ajaero’s passport was released today through my colleague, Abubakar Marshall. It has been handed over to him.”

 

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