There ought to be no rush to judgment on Prince Adeyemi and Gbajabiamila. By Prince Dr. Wumi Akintide
There ought to be no rush to judgment on Prince Adeyemi and Gbajabiamila.
By Prince Dr. Wumi AkintideÂ
That Gbajabiamila has quickly gone to sue Adeyemi for defamation to the tune of 15 billion Naira could be a ploy or a delaying tactic to shut up or gag Adeyemi from further talking about how Gbajabiamila had accepted a Bribe of 400 Billion Naira from Adeyemi.
The development remains an allegation until it is proved, in fairness to both Adeyemi and Gbajabiamila
The only denial Gbajabiamila has so far made. is that Adeyemi has never met him and that he Gbajabiamila has never met Adeyemi.
That statement is not a fool- proof denial that Adeyemi could not have made an electronic transfer of that amount to Gbajabiamila’s Account.
People in authority who are crooks do what Gbajabiamila has done here by quickly rushing to file for defamation.
Both of them don’t have to meet themselves face-to- face before such a transfer can take place between them
The President must set up a thorough investigation thru a neutral Panel that can be trusted by both sides.
Adeyemi has been said and known to be a crook in his past conduct but so was Gbajabiamila himself as previously documented by Omoyele Sowore’s evidence against the Chief of Staff to the President of Nigeria.
Omoyele- the CEO of Sahara Reporters, is a very credible investigative journalist who is well known around the world. I know Omoyele Sowore very well and can vouch for him as a very dependable and reliable journalist
There ought to be no rush to judgment on both Adeyemi and Gbajabiamila until after a thorough investigation is done.
Only a thorough and neutral investigation can clear all of the doubts and show us the truth.
Dr. Wumi Akintide writes from New York.
