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The Kwara Upper Area Court sitting in Ilorin on Monday granted bail in the sum of N5m to Isese advocate, Abdulazeez Adegbola, alias Tani Olorun, who is being prosecuted for criminal defamation and public disturbance.

A Kwara State Upper Area Court in Ilorin on Monday morning granted bail to Adegbola Abdulazeez, an Isese (indigenous religion) practitioner and activist, also known as Tani Olohun.   SaharaReporters gathered that the court gave the ruling after listening to the arguments of all parties on the merit or otherwise of the application filed by the applicant, ruling that bail is granted to Tani Olohun on condition that he gets two sureties who will provide N5 million each and proof of landed properti...

Adeniyi said that the two sureties must be reliable and be resident within the jurisdiction of the court.

The ruling of both the Chief Magistrate Court and Upper Area Court in Ilorin, Kwara State sequel to the bail application for Adegbola Afeez popularly known as Taní Olohun who has been remanded for bailable offences since August has brought a question to mind. Will Ta ni Olohun get justice in Ilorin?

On Wednesday, Kwara State Upper Area Court in Ilorin adjourned the ruling on the bail application filed by Adegbola Abdulazeez, an Isese (indigenous religion) practitioner and activist, also known as Tani Olohun. The hearing was adjourned to September 25, 2023. This comes about 24 hours after a Chief Magistrate Court in the state refused Tani Olohun’s bail application in another matter. SaharaReporters gathered that the Upper Area granted bail to the second defendant, Baba Oluwo Tede, but orde...

Two traditional religion devotees; Abdulazeez Adegbola aka Talolorun and one Chief Ademola Olawoore, Oluwo of Tede who were both standing trial of alleged defamation at the Kwara State Upper Area Court sitting in Ilorin will know their fate today (Monday) when the Court sits to determine their case.

Two traditional religion devotees; Abdulazeez Adegbola aka Tani Olohun and one Chief Ademola Olawoore, Oluwo of Tede, who were both standing trial of alleged defamation at the Kwara State Upper Area Court sitting in Ilorin will know their fate Monday when the court sits to determine their case.

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