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The Nigerian Police Force has issued a statement denying plans to arrest Deputy Senate President, Ike Ekweremadu.
In a denial posted on Twitter, Abayomi Shogunle, Deputy Force Public Relations Officer (Public Information Officer/Spokesperson) said, ''The Nigeria Police Force received a petition from a senator alleging unauthorized substitution of senate document and the matter was referred to Force CIID Abuja for investigation.
''In line with the policy of the Police leadership of gathering evidence before invitation, a letter was sent to the clerk of the national assembly to facilitate a meeting of some principal senate members/clerk with Police investigating team headed by DIG FCIID at their convenient time and venue.
''No plans to arrest Deputy Senate President as Nigeria Police Force have healthy respect for democratic values'', the police spokesperson wrote.
In a denial posted on Twitter, Abayomi Shogunle, Deputy Force Public Relations Officer (Public Information Officer/Spokesperson) said, ''The Nigeria Police Force received a petition from a senator alleging unauthorized substitution of senate document and the matter was referred to Force CIID Abuja for investigation.
''In line with the policy of the Police leadership of gathering evidence before invitation, a letter was sent to the clerk of the national assembly to facilitate a meeting of some principal senate members/clerk with Police investigating team headed by DIG FCIID at their convenient time and venue.
''No plans to arrest Deputy Senate President as Nigeria Police Force have healthy respect for democratic values'', the police spokesperson wrote.