Femi Falana, human rights lawyer, has called on the Department of State Services (DSS) to release Wale Adedayo, chairman of Ijebu LGA of Ogun state.
The local legislators said they received different petitions concerning allegations that needed to be investigated.Reacting to the development in a statement on Sunday, Falana advised Abiodun to sue Adedayo for libel.
“However, when he turned up for the invitation on 1st September 2023, he was asked to respond to the petition submitted to the Command by the State Government. “Even though the Ogun State Government has denied the allegation of funds diversion, Governor Abiodun is advised to sue Mr. Wale Adedayo for libel in the Ogun State High Court.
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