UNN Student John El, Released After Mistaken Arrest by Government Security Agents
John El, a student and campus blogger, at the University of Nigeria, Nsukka, has been released after a wrongful arrest by government security agents, following a thorough investigation that proved his innocence.
Mary Nwaeze 
In a dramatic turn of events, Elekwachi John, popularly known as John El from the University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN), was released from custody after being mistakenly arrested by government security agents. The incident has sparked discussions on campus and among the wider community, with many expressing relief at his safe return.
John El was allegedly taken by armed men from his residence, causing concern among students and faculty at UNN. Following his release, he took to Facebook to express his gratitude to everyone who supported him during the ordeal. In his post, John El clarified that he was arrested by a government security agent who mistook him for someone involved in a crime. After a thorough investigation in Abuja, he was found innocent and released.
In his appreciation message, John El thanked the UNN community for their prayers and support during his absence. He extended his gratitude to his department, the student leaders, and his lecturers for their unwavering support. He also praised the media for keeping the public informed about his situation.
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"I saw the love the UNN community had for me, the prayers, and the work when I was taken by some armed men," John El wrote in his post. "I'm back, and it was an arrest by a government security agent that mistook me for a crime I knew nothing about."
The news of his release has brought relief to the UNN campus, where students and faculty had been worried about his sudden disappearance. The incident highlights the importance of proper investigation and communication when dealing with sensitive matters like arrests.
As John El resumes to round-off his academic journey at UNN, he continues to thank everyone who supported him during this challenging time. "God bless you all and protect you for your kindness and love," he concluded in his Facebook post.
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