Segun Olawoye, popularly known as O-LAW of Objectv Media, for showing courage and standing by his work.
Following an invitation by the Police Special Fraud Unit (SFU), Ikoyi, reportedly in connection with a petition by Laralek Construction Company concerning his reportage on the ongoing Oju-Ore, Ota–Idiroko Road project.
Segun Olaw presented himself to the authorities. and arrive with two prominent lawyers, Dele Farotimi and Inibehe Effiong, who accompanied him to the Police Special Fraud Unit (SFU), Ikoyi. On Petition By LARALEK Construction Company
Segun Olaw has been vocal about issues surrounding the ongoing road and bridge project, particularly questions concerning the quality, progress and handling of the infrastructure work. He has continued publishing reports and advocacy materials concerning the project.
THE FACT IS
Journalists and media practitioners should be able to ask questions about projects that affect the public, while those who feel harmed by a report also have legitimate avenues to seek clarification, correction or legal redress.
The important thing is that allegations should be tested against facts, project documents, evidence and due process, rather than assumptions.
Kudos, O-LAW, for speaking up and standing for the people of Otta
We urge all residents and road users who depend on the Ota–Idiroko corridor to watch closely for facts, transparency and accountability from all sides.
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