The recent research report compiled and released on October 16, 2019 by the Int’l Society for Civil Liberties & Rule of Law (Intersociety) is now available on audio-visual clips.

Intersociety disclosed in a statement issued on Sunday in Onitsha that the audio-visual version of the research was done by the Njeje Media TV, UK, owned by President of the Igbo Ekunie group in UK, Maazi Tochukwu Ezeoke, a friend of Intersociety. “The audio-visual package runs for 30 minutes, reading the entire executive summary of the research report and displaying or showing the pictures and graphics attached,” the statement said.

“On this note, Intersociety deeply thanks Maazi Tochukwu Ezeoke and his Njeje Media TV group in the United Kingdom for their noble supportive stance following our release of the special research report on roadblock extortion in Eastern Nigeria. We also immensely thank the Nigerian Print media particularly the Vanguard, the Punch, the Sun, the New Telegraph, the Nation, the Guardian, the Blue Print, the Daily Independent, the Oracle and This Day Newspapers as well as all the FM Radio stations that reviewed and analyzed the Report.

“For online, our special thanks go to the Nigerian Voice, News Express, Elombah Reports, Premium Times, Daily Post, Sundiata Reports, the Nigeria Lawyer Reports, Third Eye, the Street Reporters, the Odogwu and the Chidi Opara Reports, the News Critic, the Biafran Bullet, as well as numerous supportive social media platforms. Others not mentioned here are also included in our commendation list. The bold and supportive stance following our Report taken by the Ekwenche Research Organization, the Biafra Genocide Survivors Int’l and the Persecuted Christian Alliance Int’l, all based in the United States are also deeply commendable,” Intersociety said.

On the beneficiaries of the audio-visual version of our research work, the group said: “The package aims at reaching all segments of the public particularly the busy Nigerians, those in rural areas and others who are out of the reach of newspapers, internet and television networks across Nigeria and beyond. Those with listening or reading challenges are also targeted; likewise ardent audio and radio listeners. The audio-visual package is also prepared for conveniences of political, military and policing authorities and their policy makers. One of them is the X-Squad/Department of the Nigeria Police Force.

“The package can easily be downloaded and conveniently listened to while cruising around at godly hours or eating or taking siesta. It can as well be played as a music cassette while traveling or at workshop or in the farm and shop or office or at restaurant/bar or school assembly or in the government executive and legislative chambers or at church choir and meeting or at mosque or military and police parades or pulpit or at age grade, clan/kindred and town union meetings or inside rail train or air plane or ship or at traditional rulers cabinet, urban residence and market associations’ meetings, etc.”

The link to the package is provided here: https://youtu.be/2iqSqRLevKk

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