Sunday Igboho’s Case In Benin Republic Adjourns Till Monday, July 26 As Court Set Wife Free
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The court in Benin Republic handling Yoruba Nation’s Agitator’s case, Chief Sunday Adeyemo Igboho has adjourned his case till Monday, July 26, while his wife, Mrs Adeyemo has been set free.
Maxwell Adeleye, Communications Manager, Ilana Omo Oodua disclosed this in his release signed on Friday, July 23.
He said, “yesterday, the court set Mrs. Adeyemo, lgboho’s wife free since it has been found that she has committed no offence and there’s no complain whatsoever against her. Consequently, her German passport was returned to her”.
“The Lawyers handling the case reported after the proceedings that Chief Sunday Adeyemo lgboho cannot be extradited to Nigeria for two principal reasons”:
That contrary to insinuations, Nigeria and Benin have no Extradition Agreement.
That Nigeria has not been able to come up with charges that could lead the court to order lgboho’s extradition to Nigeria.
“What Nigerian Government came up with were mere allegations against Ighoho such as trafficking in arms and inciting violence that could result in the social disturbance without evidence which the Government of Benin Republic considered spurious and untenable, and insufficient to warrant extradition”.
” Lastly, the case has been adjourned till Monday 26th July to allow the Nigerian Government bring up whatever evidence they may have, and Mr. lgboho has been taken back to the police custody”, Adeleye said
