(Dr. C Okeke wrote): I'm glad you said that money has not bought justice. (Picture left shows the suspected kidnappers undergoing prosecution. Nnubia, the alleged kidnap baron, is in the middle)On the other hand, have you considered that innocent men are being held without cause. It seems that you are the judge and jury, you have already concluded that Dr. Nnubia and his staff are guilty.
What kind of news medium are you? Are you not supposed to conduct your own investigation in order to find out the truth? I wonder who is paying you to write this rubbish. Any news article with reference to this case shows that you have already tried and found Dr. Nnubia guilty.
Is it a sin to work hard and become wealthy at an early age, or should Dr. Nnubia pay for employing Mohammed? Surely, the truth will come out in the end. Nothing, I repeat, nothing is hidden under the sun forever. I hope you will write a retraction when Dr. Nnubia and his staff are cleared of this case.
Dr. C. Okeke
Editor's Note
We are, indeed, at a loss at the outrage of Dr. Okeke against our publications on Chief Nnubia so far. Okeke has, as it were, sent us series of reactions concerning our stories on Nnubia. But the story/ies which Dr. Okeke has been complaining about with venom have, incidentally, never been our stories, but the court's.
KlinReports has been reporting the Nnubia stories from the court proceedings. Nobody is sponsoring us to write for or against Nnubia. As a policy, we do not give room for that.
So, may we in KlinReports assure our good friend, Dr. C. Okeke, that we remain steadfast and committed to the ethics of journalism profession, and would take another look at our style of reporting the Nnubia saga so far.
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