Court Stops Police From Arresting Or Harassing Rt. Hon. Edison Ehie 

Posted on February 1, 2024
CHUKA UBAH 
The Port Harcourt Division of the Rivers State High Court has granted an ex-parte order restraining the Nigerian Police and other security agencies from arresting, detaining, and or harassing Rt. Hon. Edison Ehie.
 
The order, which was granted following a motion ex-parte filed by the Chief of Staff to the Governor, had sought to stop the Police from arresting him over his alleged involvement in the burning of the Hallowed Chambers of the Rivers State House of Assembly last year.
The Presiding Judge, Sika Aprioku, granted the order before adjourning the matter to 6th February, 2024, for hearing of the substantive application.
It will be recalled that at the height of the political crisis in the state, the Martin Amaewhule led group had petitioned the Police demanding that Rt. Hon. Ehie be arrested, investigated, and prosecuted over allegations of his involvement in the suspected arson at the House of Assembly Complex.

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