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The lawyer’s assurance is premised on a meeting he said he had with the state’s attorney-general on Friday.

According to Mr Temokun, the attorney-general expressed his passionate interest in seeing Ms Oguniyi out on bail without delay.


“The AG took steps to reach out for an earlier date for the hearing of the bail applications filed for Kemisola and three others while the case of Kemisola is taken as a case of urgency and showed genuine concern to see Kemisola leave prison to take care of her baby at home,” the lawyer stated.

Mr Titiloye did not immediately answer PREMIUM TIMES’ repeated calls or respond to a text message asking for his comments on the matter.

Assurance from Chief Judge
Mr Temokun also said he got “good assurances “from the office of Chief Judge that the new mother would be home as soon as possible.

“Due to the touching nature of the case and the increasing public interest and the concern by many Nigerians, lawyers, organisations which include but not limited to the NBA branches of Akure and Ondo and beyond, we have deemed it fit to intimate and update our colleagues and the general public on this case this afternoon,” the lawyer said.


PREMIUM TIMES reported how Ms Oguniyi, was randomly picked up along with others by personnel of the Nigeria Army on the streets of Akure last year for allegedly having connections with #EndSARS protesters who torched the All Progressive Congress (APC) secretariat in Akure, Ondo State.

Those with whom she was arrested were Ayodele Bukunmi, Ojo Samuel and Ani Obinna.

They were subsequently charged with conspiracy to commit arson, riotous assembly, stealing and malicious damage, and later remanded in Surulere Prison in Ondo West local government area of the state.

Ms Oguniyi’s lawyer, Mr Temokun, told our reporter earlier on Thursday that her client was innocent of the charges preferred against her.

#EndSARS
Many young Nigerians trooped to the streets in October 2020 in protest against police brutality.

The protest tagged #EndSARS later turned violent after it was hijacked by hoodlums who looted and destroyed stores, homes, warehouses, as well as private and public property, in different parts of the country.

Soldiers brutally shot at young protesters who gathered at Lekki Toll gate in Lagos, in a desperate move to end the peaceful demonstration.

PREMIUM TIMES recalled that many Nigerians were arrested randomly in the wake of the #EndSARS protests.

This newspaper on Thursday reported that a protester, Nicholas Mbah, regained his freedom on Tuesday after spending eight months in Kirikiri prison in Lagos.

Thanks to God!!!! People should please contribute to her

They were subsequently charged with conspiracy to commit arson, riotous assembly, stealing and malicious damage, and later remanded in Surulere Prison in Ondo West local government area of the state.

Just because the exercised their constitutional rights to show their pain about the decay in this country and they were charged with all manner of crimes and locked away without any evidence to back it up....

Imagine the madness that the present government of Nigeria is running and tagging it a democracy.!!!

What crimes have any killer herdsmen been charged with, even with glaring evidence of their atrocities on a daily basis?


My prayer for all wicked politicians and policemen in Nigeria is that may they use their hands to bury all their own children in their lifetime.

Thank God she still has time to plan for her own life and should remember that this country is worth dying for.

I hereby place 5 million years curse on the lifeless vegetable and his useless supporters!
Their life we be bent like Effurun Roundabout and Upper iweka Flyover

So to say she no get pregnant, she for don spend years for that police station? Chai. Zoo.

If she finally comes out, ask her if she met any Fulani herdsmen in the prison, she'll tell you "no".

So my question is, are only Nigerian prisons meant for Yorubas and Igbos?

Please release her

Happy Father’s Day

Make I no talk sha

Power of the media

We stopped SARS yes !!

Patrioticman007:


The Yoruba's don't do the crimes you commit, the law of karma states onces you do the crime, you must do the time.

WILL YOU SHUT UP THERE!!!

The child name shouid be endsar

I don’t like the word MAY be released, I pray she wil be released this week…. This country is finished Jesus wept

By saying MAY means we are not entirely sure I pray she breathes the air of freedom real soon
Nothing surprises me anymore in this country

At last, she's coming home... Good to hear that.. I hope that prison environment won't affect the child psychological...

Must have been traumatic for her, especially if she was innocent of the allegation.
I pray she gets through the ordeal, considering our people and their attitude towards persons that have spent time in detention/prison.

JooEeL:
So to say she no get pregnant, she for don spend years for that police station? Chai. Zoo.

If she finally comes out, ask her if she met any Fulani herdsmen in the prison, she'll tell you know.

So my question is, are only Nigerian prisons meant for Yorubas and Igbos?

The Yoruba's don't do the crimes you commit, the law of karma states onces you do the crime, you must do the time. For its a fact that there are no tribal sentiments in prison, for your tribe are the most imprisoned Nigerian's in the whole world.
The question that need answers are why are there no Fulani prisoners in China, Vietnam, Malaysia, UAE, USA, Italy, Brazil but your tribes yapa ?.