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BREAKING: Former MFM Chorister, Ayotunde Richards Finally Regains Freedom After Weeks In Prison Over Alleged Cyberbullying, Libel Against Church Founder, Olukoya

BREAKING: Police Officers Storm Home Of Ex-MFM Church Member Remanded In Prison, To Arrest His Wife; Ask Her To Report To Abuja Office After Seeing Her Little Children

Alleged Libel Against MFM's Olukoya: Ex-Chorister Richards, Blogger Yet To Fulfil Bail Conditions, In Prison A Week After Court Granted Bail

Ayotunde Richards, a gospel singer and former member of Mountain of Fire and Miracles Ministries (MFM) and a 23-year-old blogger Adewale Ajimosogbe remanded over alleged cyberbullying and libel are still in prison seven days after they were granted bail by Federal High Court in Lagos.   The duo were accused of libelling the MFM General Overseer, Daniel Olukoya.   SaharaReporters learnt on Wednesday that the duo were yet to meet their bail conditions seven days after the Lagos court granted them bail.  

BREAKING: Nigeria High Court Grants Former MFM Chorister Ayotunde Richards, Blogger Ajimosogbe Bail Over Alleged Libel Against Church Founder, Olukoya

    A Federal High Court in Ikoyi, Lagos State, has granted bail to Ayotunde Richards, a gospel singer and former member of Mountain of Fire and Miracle Ministries (MFM) over a petition from Davidson Adejuwon, who is a lawyer and reportedly an aide to the church founder, Dr Daniel Olukoya.   A 23-year-old blogger Adewale Ajimosogbe who was detained over alleged cyberbullying and libel against the MFM General Overseer, Olukoya was also granted bail by the same court.  

Alleged Libel Against MFM's Olukoya: Ex-Chorister Ayotunde Richards, Blogger Ajimosogbe Yet To Perfect Bail Conditions, May Spend Weekend In Prison

Ayotunde Richards, a gospel singer and former member of Mountain of Fire and Miracle Ministries (MFM) along with a 23-year-old blogger Adewale Ajimosogbe, who was remanded over alleged cyberbullying and libel against the MFM General Overseer, Olukoya are yet to perfect their bail conditions after 48 hours. The duo may spend the weekend in Ikoyi Prison if they are unable to perfect their bail conditions by the end of today (Friday). In a ruling on Wednesday, Ambrose Allagoa, the presiding judge, said the charges against the duo were bailable.