Arotile: Release CCTV footage to clear murder doubts, activist tells NAF

A human rights activist and author, Comrade Paul Njoku, has urged the Nigerian Air Force (NAF) to release the Closed Circuit Television (CCTV)...

A human rights activist and author, Comrade Paul Njoku, has urged the Nigerian Air Force to release the Closed Circuit Television footage of how the late first female combat flying officer, Tolulope Arotile, was killed in a car accident inside the NAF Base in Kaduna.

But, in a statement in Owerri, the Imo State capital, the activist expressed discomfort over the numerous but inconsistent narratives of the incident. Njoku said: “I want to believe that there are CCTV footages mounted in and around the Nigerian Air Force Base and its environs in Kaduna State. Nigerians want to view the footage for unified assessments, independent reviews and forensic measurements.

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