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South West Youth Alliance Rejects Social Media Campaign Against AIG Olohundare

South West Youth Alliance Rejects Social Media Campaign Against AIG Olohundare

The South West Youth Alliance has condemned what it calls a deliberate smear campaign aimed at undermining Assistant Inspector-General of Police Jimoh Olohundare. The group insists the allegations of corruption against the senior officer are baseless. It highlights that original statements from key suspects were recorded months before the principal suspect’s arrest in Benin and remain part of the official court record. SWYA challenged social media activist Martins Vincent Otse to seek formal court joinder rather than conduct a trial online. It warned that public opinion should not override the judicial process and urged all parties to respect the court’s authority. The Alliance noted that the Directorate of Public Prosecutions has reviewed the evidence and recommended prosecution. It also pointed to a commendation given to AIG Olohundare for his professional conduct in the Ajiran murder investigation.

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lily

How can we trust either side's claims when the details of this social media campaign remain unclear?

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Y
yemi

True talk, details scarce catch us all sipping confusion. E no balance to believe without clearer receipts.

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hala

It's interesting they label the campaign as a smear when none of the corruption claims have been fully examined in public records.

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B
bisi

I'm not convinced dismissing all allegations as baseless helps improve accountability or public trust in the police leadership.

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prince

A fact-finding committee or independent review could clarify the situation, ensuring any future claims are backed by transparent evidence.

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