On Tuesday, the Nigeria Police Force (NPF) revealed that it would not accept Zoom meeting interrogation for wanted Briton, Andrew Wynne.
News About Nigeria reports that the police said this in response to Wynne’s claim that he is available for a Zoom interview.
He noted that he is not a fugitive and is not on the run during an interview with Channels Television on Monday.
Reacting to this claim while addressing newsmen in Abuja on Tuesday, the Force spokesperson, Muyiwa Adejobi, said Wynne was contacted many times but he refused to show up even after his workshop was invaded.
While establishing that the allegations against the Briton are true, Adejobi revealed that his accomplices had been arraigned in court.
He, therefore, dared Wynne to come out of hiding and face the wrath of the law like his accomplices.
He said, “We have questions to ask him. This is a guy who has been travelling out of Nigeria frequently. Why is it difficult for him to come down? Who is going to take a Zoom meeting for a suspect in this kind of offence? No. Let him come. I am still calling him again. Let him come. Suppose he’s a good man. If he is a genuine businessman in Nigeria, let Andrew Wynne report to the police so that he can come and clear some grey areas.
“He (Wynne) has been contacted several times. He has been so faceless. We went to invade that bookshop. As he asked questions, he came out. If you have a genuine business, are you not going to ask the police what we went to do in his shop or his office?
“Up till now, he has not shown up. We have been able to trace his private school. We visited his school; has he shown up? We have interrogated staff and people working with him. Has he shown up? So where is he and why is he hiding and speaking from hiding that he has no case to answer? As I said, it is not a subject of debate or argument. We have done what we should as a responsible security institution. We have established an offence or offences against him, and we have even declared him wanted. His accomplices have been charged in court. Let him come out.”
