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“Probe Officers, Remove DSP Bulangu, Apologise To Lawyer Eromosele” — AAU Law Class Gives Police, OPay 14 Days Or Face Legal Action
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“Probe Officers, Remove DSP Bulangu, Apologise To Lawyer Eromosele” — AAU Law Class Gives Police, OPay 14 Days Or Face Legal Action
The Ambrose Alli University Law Class of 2003/2004 Alumni Association has condemned the reported arrest, detention and treatment of a legal practitioner, Simon Eromosele, Esq., at the Jabi, Abuja office of OPay Digital Services Limited, and has given the Nigeria Police Force and the company fourteen working days to act on a set of demands. The Association set out its position in a press statement dated 20 August 2026, signed by its President, An…
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