Benjamin Egbaji: Rights group raises alarm over detained Nigerian Pastor in Benin Republic
The International Director of Dynamic Ambassadors for Social Transformation and Orientation Initiatives (DASTOI), Ayobamidele Kehinde, has raised an alarm over the deteriorating health and continued detention of a Nigerian clergyman, Pastor Benjamin Egbaji, who has been languishing in a Beninese prison for over two years without proper trial. Egbaji, a native of Cross River State, is the founder of Église De Miracle Et Action Du Saint Esprit, a church based in the Republic of Benin. He was arrested in connection with a rape accusation filed by a Beninese national, Pede Victoire, and has remained in custody since, despite reportedly insufficient evidence and repeated calls for due process. Benjamin Egbaji: Protesters storm Benin Embassy in Abuja over prolonged detention of Nigerian cleric In an interview with AIT’s Kakaki programme on Monday, Kehinde described the case as one of judicial injustice and xenophobic victimization against Nigerians in the Republic of Benin. Acco...