Views: Visits 5 …Female actresses call out male counterpart accused of defiling a minor Since Olarenwaju James Omiyinka popularly known as Baba Ijesha’s alleged defilement of a minor episode began with an unending series of drama, involving the popular comedienne, Adekola Adekanya, aka Princess, the police, actor Yomi Fabiyi and the general public, actress Iyabo Ojo seems to have been the most vocal person seeking justice on behalf of the alleged victim. She made series of videos to explain her stand on child molestation, rape and abuse of women, adding that she would take on anyone guilty of these crimes regardless of their ties with her.
BABA IJESHA: This is war!
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Iyabo Ojo, Princess, others protest plan to release Baba Ijesha
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Popular comedienne, Adekola Adekanya, aka Princess, actress Iyabo Ojo, and other celebrities have protested against the alleged plan to release actor Olanrewaju Omiyinka aka Baba Ijesha from police custody.
The protest which held at the Panti Police Station on Thursday came after a senior officer at the Lagos State Police Command had told The PUNCH that a directive had been given for the release of Nollywood actor, Olanrewaju Omiyinka, aka Baba Ijesha, from custody.
The publication said the source told them that due to the ongoing strike by members of the Judicial Staff Union of Nigeria, courts had temporarily stopped sitting and the suspect could not be detained indefinitely without trial.
Missing financial adviser Melissa Caddick could soon be one of New South Wales most wanted woman as police move one step closer to placing her on the notorious list.
The 49-year-old Sydneysider is alleged to have stolen about $25million from investors in a pyramid scheme before vanishing without a trace from her Dover Heights mansion one day after fraud investigators raided her home in November.
Her disappearance has been shrouded in mystery but NSW Police are growing more certain the alleged conwoman is still alive and on the run.
In the past week former colleagues claimed to police she went on a shredding spree after learning she was under investigation by the Australian Securities and Investments Commission, reports say.