The Power of Silence: AIG’s Choice in the Ajiran Murder Case

The saying goes, “you do not bark back at a barking dog.” This reminds us that not every accusation needs a public reply. AIG Moshood Jimoh Oluhundare’s silence over the Ajiran murder allegation should not be taken as guilt. It reflects discipline, maturity, and respect for due process. Now that the matter is before a competent court, evidence should be tested there — not on social media or in endless public debates. Those with credible information must bring it before the proper judicial authorities. Public exchanges only distract from justice and dishonour the memory of the victim. We should all encourage restraint, uphold due process, and let the courts determine the facts.

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