After a cry-out video, criminal charge against Ondo State Chief Judge’s half-brother dropped (Cry-out Video)

Lawsuit against Chief Justice?s half-brother dropped days after he cried out from jail

Ondo State Attorney-General and Commissioner for Justice, Charles Titiloye, has ordered the discontinuation of the suit filed against Mr Olupelumi Fagboyegun pending before a Chief Magistrates’ Court.

Recall that Fagboyegun released an SOS video, claiming his half-sister, the Ondo State Chief Judge, Justice Olanrewaju Akeredolu, was using her position to keep him in jail.

He said he has been in jail for 3 years after he was arrested for forced entry into his father’s house in Akure and since then, he has been held without trial, and he claimed his half-sister is responsible.

However, Justice Olanrewaju Akeredolu said she had no hand in Fagboyegun’s detention. She said the case was the handiwork of some persons who wanted to use Fagboyegun against her family.

Governor Rotimi Akeredolu had ordered the attorney-general, Mr Charles Titiloye, to investigate the matter and has now ordered the discontinuation of the case.

Watch below the video that rescues him:

Efforts that secured freedom for Mr. Fagboyegun:

Abroad-based man cries out from Nigerian prison as he accuses his half-sister, Chief Justice of Ondo state of using her position to keep him in jail (video)

Reacting, the Ondo state government said it has “directed the Department of Public Prosecution to immediately investigate the allegation”

Abroad-based man cries out from Nigerian prison as he accuses his half-sister, Chief Justice of Ondo state of using her position to keep him in jail (video)