Isaac Fayose, a social media analyst, has strongly criticized the lengthy detention of well-known advocate Verydarkman by the Nigerian police.
He slammed the police, calling it an oppressive practice.
Isaac Fayose, the brother of a former governor of Ekiti state, voiced his concerns over Verydarkman’s detention—which has lasted more than 24 hours without a court order—in a video that was uploaded to his Instagram page.
Isaac Fayose claims that no one may be held in custody in Nigeria for more than twenty-four hours without being prosecuted under the law.
“Why is Verydarkman being held for over five days without a court order, despite meeting all necessary standards?”
In the video, Isaac Fayose presented a question. He stressed that although the police might be able to prosecute Verydarkman with a crime, they must move quickly to bring official accusations against him.
Isaac Fayose, who called Verydarkman a “good man,” contended that his imprisonment during the Easter break is an obvious example of persecution, repression, and silencing of voices that want freedom and justice for the country.
He voiced his worry that such acts would have a detrimental effect on Nigeria’s democratic ideals and human rights status.
In addition, Isaac Fayose advised Nigerians to constantly do good deeds and abstain from pursuing ill revenge against others, as well as calling for the prompt release of Verydarkman.
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