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Nigerian Al Jazeera journalists released by military
Nigerian Al Jazeera journalists released by military
Al Jazeera has confirmed that its two journalists held by the Nigerian military since 24th March have been released.
Ahmed Idris and Ali Mustapha were allowed to leave the Maiduguri hotel where they were detained, and they have now completed the journey back to Al Jazeera’s bureau in Abuja.
Salah Negm, director of news for Al Jazeera English said:
“We’re pleased for
Ahmed and Ali that their ordeal is over. They’re looking
forward to spending some time with their families and loved
ones. I know that both of them want to thank everyone that
helped secure their release, including NGOs, politicians and
fellow
journalists.”
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