Emmanuel Ojo Adediran, who was arrested over the weekend over a Facebook post alleging that governor Amosun's wife was involved in money laundering in London. At around 3:00pm, Ojo was released from the remand prison to his team of lawyers.
His release however didn't come without an event. The counsel to the Nigeria Police approached the court to request that his bail bond should not be signed as the police isn't sure of the sureties provided by the defendant even after confirming the authenticity of the properties presented.
Magistrate Anthony however ruled in favour of the defendant stating that he can 'no longer be pushed around'.
That's why d police is very weak in this country....they allow themselves to b used by politicians.....
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ReplyDeleteWhere is d freedom of speech then?
ReplyDeleteStupid police men
ReplyDeleteNpf no get head way
ReplyDeleteStupid people, d dont know their job
ReplyDeleteHmm..i just dey look
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