Nigerian actor Yomi Fabiyi expressed his joy on social media after receiving recognition from the Lagos State Government regarding his letter concerning the actress and comedian Damilola Adekoya, also known as Princess, and the actor Baba Ijesha.
To recall, Yomi Fabiyi, acting through his human rights organization, Break The Silence Foundation, submitted a formal request urging that Princess and her associates be detained and charged. This request came in the aftermath of the arrest and imprisonment of his colleague, Baba Ijesha, who had been convicted of sexually assaulting a minor.
Following the arrest of Baba Ijesha, a test was conducted on the young girl (the victim), and the substance discovered in her private area indisputably did not belong to Baba Ijesha. In light of these developments, Fabiyi composed an open letter addressed to the Governor of Lagos State, Babajide Sanwo-Olu.
Fabiyi, who observed that he hadn’t received responses to his earlier communications with the governor, emphasized that Princess, the foster mother of the victim, could be considered an accessory after the fact. He asserted that she, too, has numerous questions to address in this case if an honest pursuit of justice and due process is upheld.
In a pre update, Yomi share a photo of the letter in sent to the Lagos government, with stamp showing the letter has been received.
Sharing the letter, he wrote” Isu atenu m’oro kin jona…..”
See his post below:
