If Igboho is found guilty, he will be sanctioned accordingly but if otherwise, he will be set free.
The Cour De’appal De Cotonou, Benin Republic, has adjourned the hearing of the case of Yoruba Nation activist, Sunday Adeyemo , till Monday, 26th July, SaharaReporters gathered.
This was confirmed by his Beninese lawyer, Rafael Huvehnou, who told SaharaReporters that Igboho will remain in police custody till the said date. According to him, if Igboho is found guilty, he will be sanctioned accordingly but if otherwise, he will be set free. He said, “I have to respect the secret of instruction but what I can tell you is that his wife has been released since she has not committed any offence and there’s no complaint whatsoever against her. Also, her passport has been returned to her but Igboho will remain in police custody till Monday, 26th of July.
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