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An advocacy group, Lawyers for Reform Group (LRG), on Monday called on President Bola Tinubu's administration to thoroughly investigate the activities of an alleged land-grabber in Lagos State, identified as Mr Urakat Audullahi, who also uses the name - Saheed Mosadoluwa, aka Ibile for alleged criminal activities. SaharaReporters earlier reported that the Nigeria Police Force arrested Ibile for alleged criminal activities.
The Nigeria Police Force has arrested an alleged land-grabber in Lagos identified as Mr Urakat Audullahi, who also uses the name - Saheed Mosadoluwa, aka Ibile for alleged criminal activities. Sources told SaharaReporters on Monday that Ibile was arrested on Saturday in Lagos and flown to Abuja by a combined team of Inspector General of Police (IGP) Special Tactical Squad team. According to one of the sources, his arrest followed his recent "terrorist" conduct and attacks on innocent residents of Lagos State.
Some public interest lawyers under the aegis of Lawyers for Reform Group (LRG), have appealed to the Attorney General of Lagos State, Mr Moyosore Onigbanjo, SAN, to take over the prosecution of the alleged land-grabber, Abdullahi Saheed Mosadoluwa, aka Ibile. Mosadoluwa is facing criminal and felony charges before the Chief Magistrate Court, Oshodi.
The Lagos State government has arraigned one Arakat Audullahi, a.k.a. Saheed Audullahi Mosadoluwa before an Oshodi Magistrate Court for various offences including kidnapping. Court document obtained by SaharaReporters on Friday showed that Saheed Audullahi Mosadoluwa, an allegedly notorious land grabber was arraigned before Magistrate Adesanya on a four-count charge bordering on conspiracy, malicious destruction of property, violent conduct, assault occasioning bodily harm and violation of human Rights on Wednesday.