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Dangote Refinery News: Armed policemen purportedly invade MMS Plus editor’s office

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Four armed policemen early on Wednesday allegedly invaded the headquarters of Kings Communications Limited, publishers of MMS Plus newspaper in an attempt to accost the Editor-in-Chief of MMS Plus, Mr. Kingsley Anaroke and the Editor of MMS Plus, Mr. Kenneth Jukpor over a story published on possible take over of Dangote refinery by Asset Management Corporation of Nigeria (AMCON) owing to increasing debts .

Recall that the seige by the police is a follow-up by earlier threats made by the Chief Corporate Communications Officer, Dangote Group, Mr. Anthony Chiejina at the weekend.

Chiejina had threatened to deal with the editorial leadership of the news outfit via legal action following the news story titled “AMCON May Take Over Dangote Refinery As Liabilities Swell” written by our Reporter and published by our media organization

“After several failed attempts to get the Editor pull down the story, the Dangote spokesman instead of a rejoinder or the legal action which he threatened against our media house, he has resorted to bullying by sending four policemen to beseige the headquarters of Kings Communications Limited in Festac, Lagos since 7am.

“The police men asked for keys to the personal office of the Editor -in-Chief.

“It should also be on record that Chiejina had searched for the photos of the news editor, Jukpor and Publisher, Anaroke on Sunday and sent them to the editor as a subtle threat which was ignored.

“This press statement has become necessary to draw the attention of the global press to the plight of Journalists who refused to be gagged.
Signed, Kingsley Anaroke, Editor-In-Chief/CEO,” The statement indicated.

 

(Oriental News)

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