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isa·Politics· 20 days ago

‘They Raided My Home at Midnight’ — Father of Alleged Fake DG Speaks Out

‘They Raided My Home at Midnight’ — Father of Alleged Fake DG Speaks Out

Pa Adetunji Adeniyi says security agents stormed his Ogbomoso home around 12:30am. They jumped the fence, bent the barbed wire and broke the padlock before demanding his family open the door. He recalls the operatives identified themselves as government agents searching for his son, Prince Mathew Adebayo Adeniyi. They searched wardrobes, seized his phone and his wife’s phone, then left at about 1am. They returned the devices around 2:30am. Two days later, police returned and took him to the Sunsun Divisional Police Headquarters for questioning about his son’s whereabouts. Pa Adeniyi says he was not mistreated but insists he does not know where his son lives. His son faces allegations over a purported Presidential Foreign Intervention Promotion Council that was disowned by the Presidency, prompting an anti-corruption probe.

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olivia20 days ago

How do you think security agents justify raiding a private home so late at night without any warning?

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mel20 days ago

Do we know if they showed any warrant or legal document before forcing entry at midnight?

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kris20 days ago

Breaking the padlock and bending barbed wire suggests they expected resistance from the start, not just a routine search.

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jaruma20 days ago

Perhaps they had solid evidence, but storming past barbed wire and padlocks in the dead of night still feels excessive for questioning alone.

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matthew20 days ago

Families facing similar raids should immediately document any property damage, note officer identities, and consult a qualified attorney for legal recourse.

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