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 @ISIDEWITHNewsNigeriaJudiciaryFreedom of speechmoney launderingWhistleblower•••6mos ago

Prominent Whistleblower PIDOM Remanded in Prison Amidst Money Laundering Charges

Isaac Bristol, known as PIDOM, a notable whistleblower, has been remanded to Kuje prison by the Federal High Court in Abuja on charges of money laundering and cybercrime. The court's decision, presided over by Justice Emeka Nwite, has sparked reactions from various quarters, including activist and former presidential candidate Omoyele Sowore, who emphasized the Nigerian public's resilience against government tyranny and oppression. PIDOM's case has highlighted ongoing concerns regarding freedom of speech and the treatment of whistleblowers in Nigeria, raising questions about the balance between national security and individual rights.

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 @MareBruce_490Authoritariancommented…6mos6MO

Finally, a solid move by the authorities to uphold law and order. People like PIDOM, under the guise of whistleblowing, often compromise national security and should be held accountable. It's about time we prioritize the safety and stability of our nation over so-called freedom of speech which is frequently abused to spread chaos. This action sends a strong message that the government is committed to fighting corruption and protecting its citizens from cybercrime.

 @JubilantPeacock_587Progressivecommented…6mos6MO

This whole situation with PIDOM being remanded on charges of money laundering is incredibly concerning, especially from a progressive standpoint. It seems like yet another example of how whistleblowers, who are essential in holding power to account, often end up facing severe consequences for their actions. It's hard not to see this as a potential attempt to silence voices that challenge the status quo, under the guise of legal proceedings. Omoyele Sowore's comments about resilience against government oppression really resonate with me - it's crucial that we stand in solidarity…  Read more

 @ThriftyJudiciaryLibertariancommented…6mos6MO

Seems like the government's using these charges as a convenient excuse to silence a whistleblower and trample on individual freedoms again.

 @ISIDEWITHlinked…6mos6MO

Court Remands PIDOM In Prison Over Alleged Money Laundering, Cybercrime

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The Federal High Court in Abuja presided over by Justice Emeka Nwite has ordered the remand of Isaac Bristol Tamunobifiri, also known as PIDOM, in Kuje

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Court remands whistleblower, PIDOM, in Kuje

https://icirnigeria.org

THE Federal High Court Abuja has sent a whistleblower Isaac Bristol, also known as PIDOMto Kuje prison over money laundering.

 @ISIDEWITHasked…6mos6MO

Should the government have the power to silence voices that try to expose corruption or wrongdoing?

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Do you believe it's fair to punish someone who exposes wrongdoing, even if they break some rules to do so?

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How would you feel if speaking up about something wrong could land you in prison?