Personality in Focus
Unveiling Injustice: The Ordeal of Chief Dorcas Adeyinka
In a society where justice is supposed to be blind, the plight of Chief Dorcas Adeyinka has illuminated the glaring cracks in Nigeria’s legal system. As a law-abiding Nigerian-born British citizen, Chief Dorcas Adeyinka’s journey from a beacon of hope to a victim of targeted harassment and false allegations exposes the systemic injustices prevalent within Nigerian institutions. This comprehensive analysis delves deep into the disturbing saga of Chief Dorcas Adeyinka, shedding light on the false murder allegations, illegal dissemination of nude images, conspiracy to indict, and the egregious mishandling of the Nigerian police force in declaring her wanted without due process.
The Rise of Chief Dorcas Adeyinka
Chief Dorcas Adeyinka’s remarkable journey began with the establishment of the Dorcas Adeyinka Empowerment Foundation, a beacon of hope for thousands of Nigerian citizens. Through her foundation, she has tirelessly championed various causes, from educational support to business promotion, medical assistance, and palliative relief, both domestically and internationally. Her unwavering dedication and selflessness have earned her widespread admiration and respect, making her a symbol of hope in a nation plagued by socio-economic challenges.
Targeted Harassment and False Allegations
Despite her noble endeavors, Chief Dorcas Adeyinka found herself ensnared in a web of harassment and false accusations orchestrated by individuals with malicious intent. Elizabeth Obanla’s baseless murder allegations cast a dark shadow over Chief Dorcas Adeyinka’s reputation, threatening to tarnish her legacy built on principles of integrity and compassion. The unfounded nature of these accusations underscores the urgent need for a thorough investigation into the motives behind such malicious attacks.
The Weaponization of Social Media
Abike Tolulope Adeoye’s reprehensible act of illegally displaying nude images of Chief Dorcas Adeyinka on social media represents a new low in online harassment. The deliberate intent to defame and degrade Chief Dorcas Adeyinka highlights the dangers of weaponizing social media platforms for personal vendettas. Furthermore, the collusion between Tolulope Adeoye and Lizzy Anjorin to fabricate evidence and indict Chief Dorcas Adeyinka underscores the pervasive culture of impunity that plagues Nigerian society.
Betrayal of Trust and deliberate indictment and unlawful criminalization of Dorcas Adeyinka by The Nigerian Police Force’s Role
In a shocking turn of events, the Nigerian police force, entrusted with upholding the rule of law, became complicit in Chief Dorcas Adeyinka’s victimization. The hasty declaration of Chief Dorcas Adeyinka as wanted without proper notice or due process not only violated her rights but also perpetuated the cycle of injustice. The failure of the Nigerian police force to maintain impartiality and integrity in handling Chief Dorcas Adeyinka’s case raises serious questions about the institution’s credibility and accountability.
The Call for Justice and Accountability
As Chief Dorcas Adeyinka’s ordeal continues to unfold, there is an urgent need for justice and accountability. President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, Inspector General of Police Mr. Kayode Egbetokun, Deputy Inspector General of Police Alabi, the Senate President, and the Honorable Speaker of the House of Assembly must heed the collective outcry for action. The Nigerian police force must conduct a thorough investigation into the false allegations, harassment, and misconduct surrounding Chief Dorcas Adeyinka’s case. Furthermore, those responsible for perpetrating such egregious acts must be held accountable to restore faith in Nigeria’s system.
In Conclusion
Chief Dorcas Adeyinka’s harrowing ordeal serves as a stark reminder of the pervasive injustices that plague Nigerian society. Her unwavering resilience in the face of adversity serves as an inspiration to all who seek justice and equality. As the nation grapples with the systemic issues that enable such injustices to occur, Chief Dorcas Adeyinka’s story stands as a testament to the enduring power of hope and perseverance in the pursuit of truth and justice.
The family of Bolaji Olarewaju, popularly known as Big Bolaji has confirmed the passing of the singer following a brief illness.
According to a statement signed by the Family on Saturday, Bolaji died on Easter Saturday.
The statement said, “It is with profound sadness that we announce the passing of Bolaji Olarewaju, affectionately known as “Big B,” a cherished father, husband, brother, and an esteemed figure in both the church community, an ordained Pastor in the RCCG and a giant in the music industry and our community. Bolaji left us on Easter Saturday, 19th April 2025, after a brief illness.
“His departure leaves a void in our hearts that can not be filled.
“Bolaji’s life was a testament to his passion for music, his unwavering faith, and his dedication to uplifting those around him. His legacy is not only in the melodies he created but in the lives he touched and the unquantifiable joy he spread.
“We take solace in knowing that his absence with us is his presence with the Lord, and the indelible mark he left on all who had the privilege of knowing him will not be erased.
“As we navigate through this time of loss, we kindly request privacy to mourn as a family. We are deeply grateful for the outpouring of love and support we have received and ask that you continue to keep us in your prayers.
“Details regarding the obsequies will be shared in due course as we come together to celebrate Bolaji’s remarkable life and legacy.
“Thank you for respecting our wishes during this incredibly difficult time. With gratitude, The Family of Bolaji Olarewaju.”
Pascal Dozie, a renowned Nigerian entrepreneur and business leader has died. He was 86.
According to sources close to the deceased, Dozie died a battle with old age-related illness.
Dozie, was a man of many parts, best known for founding Diamond Bank and serving as chairman of Pan-Atlantic University.
He was born on April 9, 1939, in Egbu, Owerri, Imo State, Nigeria. Dozie’s educational background includes a degree in Economics from the London School of Economics and a master’s in Administrative Science from City University in London.
Dozie also founded theAfrican Development Consulting Group, which worked with notable clients like Nestle and Pfizer. He served as MTN Group chairman but later resigned and was succeeded by Ernest Ndukwe.
Dozie received the prestigious National Award of the Order of the Niger (OON) for his contributions to Nigeria’s banking industry.
Dozie is survived by his wife Chinyere Dozie, and five children among other relatives.
A former governor of Oyo State, Dr. Victor Olunloyo, is dead.
According to a statement by his family on Sunday, he died a few days before his 90th birthday.
The statement titled ‘Victor Olunloyo goes home’ was signed by Oladapo Ogunwusi on behalf of the family.
It read, “With a heavy heart but gratitude to the Almighty, we announce the passing into glory of Dr. Victor Omololu Olunloyo, former governor of Oyo State, mathematician and engineer and renowned technocrat, a few days before his 90th birthday.
“The Balogun of Oyo and Otun Bobasewa of Ife, Dr. Olunloyo was first Rector, Ibadan polytechnic and first Rector, Kwara State Polytechnic among other notable appointments.
“His long record of service to the nation and humanity is a source of pride to his family and associates even as we come to grip with this devastating event.
“The Olunloyo family will appreciate the understanding of the press and the public as they commence efforts to give him a befitting burial.
“Even from everlasting to everlasting, He is God.”
About a year ago in April 2024, the rumour of the death of the elder statesman was reported by some news platforms.
But speaking with The PUNCH correspondent who visited his Molete residence in Ibadan, the state capital, he debunked the rumour, saying he was hale and hearty.
“I’m still here, not yet gone,” he declared then.
He also expressed worry over the rumour and asked who would live forever, stressing, “Those breaking death news and the person presumed dead will all die one day.
“I’ve been lucky. My father died at 42, while my mother died at 102. I’m 89. I’ve crossed the expected life age.”
The elder statesman also illustrated how the rumour of his death hit several news platforms on June 7, 2022.
He noted that the rumour mongers claimed that he died at the University College Hospital, Ibadan.
A few days later, the family issued a statement, declaring that he was not dead but suffering from old age ailment and asked Nigerians to pray for him to survive the health complications.
