Publisher of Precious Eze’s blog, Precious Eze, missing after alleged unlawful arrest


The Society of Digital Newspaper Owners of Nigeria (SDNON) has announced with concern the sudden and mysterious disappearance of a journalist, and a dedicated member of the Society, Precious Eze.

According to the information gathered as of the time of filing this report, it was gathered that on Monday morning, at approximately 1 a.m., operatives of the Department of State Services (DSS) reportedly stormed the residence of Precious Eze and arrested him.

So far, no details have been provided as to his current whereabouts, and all attempts to reach Eze have proven futile, as his phone has been switched off since the reported incident. 

Concerns are growing among colleagues, friends, and family members as the circumstances of his arrest and subsequent disappearance remain shrouded in uncertainty.

Wale Onifade, the Public Relations Officer (PRO) of SDNON, expressed grave concern over the incident, stating, “The unlawful arrest and disappearance of a journalist of Precious Eze’s calibre are deeply troubling and a direct assault on the principles of press freedom. 

“It is disheartening to witness the erosion of the space for journalists to perform their constitutional duties without fear of intimidation or persecution.

“SDNON calls on the relevant authorities to provide immediate and transparent information regarding the whereabouts and well-being of Precious Eze. 

“We urge a swift and thorough investigation into the circumstances of his arrest to ensure justice is served.

“In the light of these events, SDNON emphasises the importance of upholding the fundamental principles of a free press and the protection of journalists, who play a vital role in the society by providing unbiased information to the public.

‘SDNON stands in solidarity with the family and colleagues of Precious Eze during this challenging time and calls on all media organisations, civil society groups, and well-meaning individuals to join in demanding answers and the safe return of the missing journalist.”

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