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Bayelsa: New Associates Media Director Gets Bail Days After Arrest.

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From Kenechukwu Obiajuru, Yenagoa

Pro-Wike group, NEW Associates’ has said its Bayelsa State Chapter’s Director of New Media, Miss Reigneth Awudumu has been granted bail days after her arrest by suspected loyalists of the State Governor, Senator Douye Diri.

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The group commended her for her unwavering courage and determination in the face of oppression.

Salient Times gathered that Reigneth’s arrest last week was unconnected to her alleged participation in a recent rally organized by the Pro-Wike group in the State.

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A Statement by Mr Kelvin Loveday-Egbo, Media Assistant to the State’s Convener of the the New Associates’ and Caretaker Committee Chairman of the State Chapter of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Barr. George Turnah stated that the group feels relieved and pleased that Reigneth has regained her freedom following her recent arrest and legal battles.

The Statement reads: “Reigneth Awudumu was unjustly arrested and charged before a Yenagoa magistrate court due to a petition allegedly orchestrated by one John Sambo, a domestic aide to Governor Douye Diri.

“In a time when oppressive tactics and intimidation have become the hallmarks of the Diri-led prosperity administration, Reigneth has stood tall, demonstrating remarkable strength and resilience. Her ability to withstand the pressures from a government that has shown anti-democratic tendencies is commendable and inspires us all.

“We would also like to commend Chief Magistrate Obiri Baitimizimo for her courage and boldness in ensuring justice, even in the face of obvious intimidation. The Bayelsa State Judiciary has once again demonstrated its independence and integrity by not yielding to the grand plan of the Diri’s administration to keep Reigneth incarcerated as punishment for exercising her rights to free speech and expression.

“The courageous decision made by the magistrate to grant bail in the most liberal terms underscores the importance of a functional judiciary in safeguarding democracy, which is an exemplary high for the State Judiciary.

“We applaud the dedicated team of defense lawyers led by Precious Afrikanus Esq, Matthew Opokumo Esq, and Samuel Agbura Esq—for their commitment and professionalism. We assure the public that George Turnah, MON, the Leader of The NEW Associates in Bayelsa State, will be leading the defence team in court at the next adjourned date and going forward.

“As we celebrate Reigneth’s freedom, let us remain steadfast in our commitment to justice, equality, and democracy for all Bayelsans.

“Together, we will overcome the challenges posed by this current administration and build a state that reflects the hopes and aspirations of its people.

“We call on Governor Diri to focus on serious issues of governance, particularly the insecurity that is ravaging our State, rather than dissipating energy on targeting perceived enemies and wasting public funds on political battles. It is time to put the best interests of Bayelsans first”.

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