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‘Bloody cowards’ – Rufai Oseni tackles supporters of Dele Farotimi’s arrest

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Journalist Rufai Oseni has lambasted those who support the arrest of human rights lawyer Dele Farotimi on alleged defamation charges. On Tuesday, December 3, 2024, news of Farotimi’s arrest sparked widespread outrage among Nigerians after he had previously stated that powerful individuals had threatened his life. ...READ THE FULL STORY FROM SOURCE ...READ THE FULL STORY FROM SOURCE

It was later revealed that police operatives had raided his office to arrest him following a petition filed with the police in Ekiti State by prominent lawyer Afe Babalola accusing Farotimi of defamation.Read Here First |V!RAL V!D£O OF PAST0R DAUGHT£R M!STAK£NLY S£ND H£R NVD£ V!D£0 M£ANT F0R H£R BOYFR!END T0 CHURCH WHATSAPP CH0!R GR0UP|.

The petition was based on Farotimi’s characterization of Babalola in his book ‘Nigeria and its Criminal Justice System’.

Farotimi’s arrest raised concerns as many questioned the use of the police to settle personal disputes instead of seeking legal redress.

Reacting to the development, Rufai Oseni slammed those who supported Farotimi’s arrest and defended the use of the police.

Taking to his social media page, Oseni wrote, “The bloody cowards that laugh at Dele’s arrest should be ashamed. The slaves will never understand liberty, they will never be free. Their minds are incarcerated in the prison of Azkaban and are constantly tormented by the dementors.Read Here First |V!RAL V!D£O OF PAST0R DAUGHT£R M!STAK£NLY S£ND H£R NVD£ V!D£0 M£ANT F0R H£R BOYFR!END T0 CHURCH WHATSAPP CH0!R GR0UP|.

They are not worth more than faecal matter from a regurgitating toilet. We are born free and we will constantly demand Justice and fairness, they were born free but sentiments chains their reasoning!”..…READ THE FULL STORY FROM SOURCE

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