DAAR Communications PLC Founder High Chief Raymond Dokpesi Released By British Police

 


By Collins Vershima

The founder of DAAR Communications Plc, High Chief Raymond Dokpesi, has been released after an “incident” which led to his delay at the London Heathrow airport on Sunday January 8, 2022.

A statement to the media by Daar Communications Management said, Dokpesi arrived Heathrow airport,London, Frankfurt from Abuja on a Lufthansa airlines flight and was invited off the plane, before other passengers were disembarked.

Dokpesi, who is also the Deputy Director-General,Technical and Systems of the PDPPresidential Campaign Council, was delayed at the airport for some hours before his passport was stamped and he was cleared by British Immigration officials for entry into the country.

His visit to the United Kingdom is not unconnected to the invitation of the Peoples Democratic Party presidential candidate Atiku Abubakar by the British government to share perspectives on issues around the 2023 presidential elections.

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