
The human right organisation said this via its Twitter handle on Saturday.
Armed policemen had stormed the residence of Dakolos on Saturday to take them to the police headquarters in Abuja.
Following a public outcry, the police later said the visit was to invite Busola Dakolo for an investigation of matters of criminal conspiracy, falsehood, mischief and threat to life.
Fatoyinbo repeatedly denied all the allegations.
Reacting to the police invasion of the Dakolos house, the Nigerian chapter of Amnesty International said intimidating victims of sexual abuse with the use of the police was a new low in the country’s cases of impunity.
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