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PFIPC Controversy: Police Arrest Adeyemi’s Father in Ogbomoso

PFIPC Controversy: Police Arrest Adeyemi’s Father in Ogbomoso

Police raided the home of Prince Adeniyi Adeyemi in Ogbomoso and took his elderly father into custody. A family friend who visited the house that morning was also detained, leaving Adeyemi’s mother distressed. Human rights lawyer Femi Falana (SAN) has questioned the legality of arresting the father for alleged offences linked to the disowned Presidential Foreign Intervention Promotion Council. Falana called it a case of “substituted arrest” since Adeyemi himself pledged to appear in court. The PFIPC is not recognised by the Presidency, which insists it was never established under President Tinubu’s administration. Observers say this latest move raises serious concerns over due process in law enforcement.

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jesse

How can communities respond when police arrest elderly family members like Adeyemi's father in Ogbomoso?

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peter

Which local groups do you think could offer immediate legal or emotional support to Adeyemi's family?

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kunle

It's notable that human rights lawyer Femi Falana has already questioned the legality of this arrest so early.

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tolu

Before we rush to blame the police, we should also ask what evidence led them to raid Adeyemi's home.

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isaac

Community members should document any detention details and contact a trusted human rights group immediately for guidance and support.

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