Reps Ask Committee On Police Affairs To Investigate Invasion Of Joy Nunieh’s Home
The House of Representatives has mandated its committee on Police Affairs to investigate the circumstances surrounding the invasion of the home of the former acting Managing Director of the Niger Delta Development Commission , Joy Nunieh.
Wike eventually asked the operatives to leave the former NDDC MD’s premise, an order which was grudgingly complied with. According to Ms. Nunnieh, the security operatives stormed her residence at about 4 a.m that day with the intent to whisk her away but she refused because they did not have a warrant.
“They said they came to take me away, I said for what? Do they have a warrant for arrest? They said no warrant of arrest, so I left it.
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