December 4, 2024

Information reaching Kossyderrickent has it that Journalist David Hundeyin confirmed Roving Heights website has been suspended which was hosting Dele Farotimi’s books in book burning scandal.

Rovingheights has been suspended

Lawyer and human rights activist, Dele Farotimi, has reportedly been abducted by men suspected to operatives of the Nigerian Police Force, moments after detailing how a celebrated lawyer and elder statesman, Chief Afe Babalola, wrote a petition against him in Ekiti State.

Mr. Farotimi, a key member of the Obidient Movement, had in the statement shared via his X account earlier on Tuesday, disclosed that that police had shown his pastor friends  in Ekiti a petition written by Chief Afe Babalola, SAN, in Ekiti State, addressed to the Ekiti State Police Command, and demanded that they lure him  to a church to facilitate his arrest.

In the statement titled, “They want to silence me,” he disclosed that, “on Monday, the 11th of November 2024, I was informed that an invitation letter from Zone 2 Police Command was delivered to my office. The letter requested that I report to the station on Wednesday, the 13th of November 2024, at 10:00 AM. READ MORE HERE

“Accompanied by my legal counsel, I arrived at the station at 9:45 AM on the stated date. At the station, I was presented with a petition written by a lawyer on behalf of Mr. Tony Elumelu, accusing me of defamation. Despite finding the petition baseless, I addressed its content. Subsequently, I met with the Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP) and the Assistant Inspector-General (AIG) in charge of Zone 2. After discussions, I was released on bail on self- recognisance and asked to return to the station on Thursday, the 21st of November 2024.


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