The Nigeria Police Force remains steadfast in its adherence to the rule of law concerning the Erisco Tomato matter, emphasizing the impartial application of justice. Mrs. Chioma’s involvement is under scrutiny for alleged violations of the Cybercrime (Prohibition, Prevention, etc) Act, 2015, with preliminary investigations revealing compelling evidence.
It is crucial to caution against the dissemination of misinformation and attempts to sway public opinion.
The law operates objectively, and any attempts to undermine it will face legal repercussions.
Recent developments, including crowdfunding to influence legal proceedings, pose a threat to justice and undermine the rule of law’s integrity.
This case highlights the imperative to enforce existing legislation, including the Cybercrime Act, to combat violations and misinformation on social media. The Nigeria Police reiterates its commitment to enforcing laws impartially, ensuring justice and transparency.
The suspect is urged to comply with legal processes, avoiding evasion, while Nigerians, particularly social media influencers, are encouraged to uphold the rule of law and refrain from bias. The police remain resolute in upholding justice, undeterred by attempts to obstruct the legal process.
Press Released Signed By ACP OLUMUYIWA ADEJOBI,
FORCE PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICER
FORCE HEADQUARTERS, ABUJA
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