Security Agents Abduct Critic of Interior Minister Tunji-Ojo in Ondo, Lawyer Demands Immediate Release Security operatives suspected to be police officers have reportedly whisked away Prince Owolemi Emorioloye, a vocal critic of Interior Minister Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo, from his residence in Igbokoda, Ondo State. Emorioloye, also known as Emotel, was allegedly manhandled by armed men who arrived in unmarked Hilux vans, with his whereabouts remaining unknown. His lawyers have petitioned the Inspector-General of Police, describing the arrest as unlawful and a violation of his fundamental rights. They are demanding his immediate release or arraignment in court, warning of legal action if authorities fail to comply. #legalaction

“Remove My Name and Picture!” — Emeka Ike Slams Jaruma Over Viral Video Veteran Nollywood actor Emeka Ike has slammed popular sex therapist Jaruma after a viral video involving his son. In an Instagram post, Ike demanded the immediate removal of his name and photo, calling the content “disgusting” and insisting he has no connection with Jaruma or her products. He also addressed his son, lamenting that his plans for his education and future abroad were abandoned, saying he no longer recognizes the person his son has become. Ike added that his legal team is reviewing the matter to protect his reputation. #EmekaIke #Jaruma #NollywoodNews #ViralVideo #CelebrityDrama #ProtectingReputation #LegalAction #FamilyDrama

Obasanjo Library’s Green Legacy Hotel Threatens EFCC With Legal Action Over ‘Invasion’ The Green Legacy Hotel, part of the Olusegun Obasanjo Presidential Library, has threatened to sue the EFCC after operatives allegedly stormed its premises in the early hours of Sunday. Managing Director Vitalis Ortese claims about 50 armed men fired shots and threatened guests during a private, pre-advertised event, without a warrant or prior notice to hotel security or police on site. The management is demanding an explanation and public apology, warning it will seek legal redress for what it calls an “invasion” and “violation of rights.” #ObasanjoLibrary #EFCC #BreakingNews #Nigeria #HumanRights #LegalAction