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 co-CEO of Samsung Electronics, Han Jong-Hee, has died of heart attack on Tuesday. He was aged 63.
A spokesperson for the South Korean tech giant confirmed this.
Han, who oversaw Samsung’s consumer electronics and mobile devices businesses became the Chief Executive Officer of South Korea’s biggest company in 2022.
He had joined the tech giant in 1988 after earning a bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering from Inha University. Before he started to run Samsung’s electronics and devices division, he was in charge of the display operations.
In a tribute to the deceased, Samsung said Han dedicated more than 37 years of his life to leading Samsung’s TV business to become a global leader.
The company said, Han as the head of its electronics and appliances businesses, contributed to its growth amid challenging business environment.
Eze Aro of Arochukwu Kingdom, His Eminence Dr Eberechukwu Oji, has felicitated Professor Ngozi Osarenren on the award of excellence bestowed on her by the University of Calabar (UNICAL).
UNICAL recently honoured Prof Osarenren, an expert in Career and Counselling, with the prestigious award of ‘Face of UNICAL @ 50’.
The award was given to Professor Orarenren in recognition of the contributions she has made in her chosen career both in Nigeria and abroad.
“We write to notify you of your nomination by the Central Planning Committee and UNICAL Alumni Association for the conferment of an award as the “Face of UNICAL @ 50” in commemoration of the Golden Jubilee Anniversary of the University (1975-2025).
“In nominating you for this prestigious award, the University has considered your success in using the knowledge/skills acquired in the university in your chosen filed/professional career.
”The University also notes the worthy manner you have flown the flag of integrity for the University both in Nigeria and abroad; your past/future contributions to the development of your Alma mater (UNICAL) and your pride as an alumnus,” the institution wrote prior to the five-day ceremony, which started on March 17,2025,” the institution wrote, in notifying the award recipient.
In conveying his felicitations to Prof Osarenren, His Eminence, Eze Dr Eberechukwu Oji said:
“On behalf of my family and the good people of Arochukwu kingdom, I write to felicitate you and your family on the conferment of the prestigious award of FACE of UNICAL at 50, which was recently bestowed on you by your alma mater, the University of Calabar.
“The entire Arochukwu community rejoices with you on this well deserved award. The award is a testament of your commitment and untiring efforts in uplifting the educational standards in Nigeria, which has manifested in your sterling career at the University of Lagos where you currently hold sway in it’s Guidance and Counselling Department.
“Aro Kingdom is proud of you and we urge you to keep being a great ambassador of Arochukwu.
“Once again, congratulations Adaukwu,” His Eminence added.
Personality in Focus
Contributions of Late Basketball Star, Dikembe Mutombo, Take Centrestage on Glo-sponsored African Voices
CNN International’s magazine programme, African Voices Playmakers, this weekend highlights the contributions of Late Congolese-American National Basketball Association (NBA) Hall of Famer Dikembe Mutombo as a humanitarian icon and mentor of young basketball players on the continent. The programme is bankrolled by data solutions provider, Globacom.
Full name Dikembe Mutombo Mpolondo Mukaba Jean-Jacques Wamutombo, he was known simply by his moniker ‘Mount Mutombo’ because of his defensive dexterity. He was born on June 25, 1966, in the Democratic Republic of Congo and studied Medicine at Georgetown University in America. He, however, chose to follow his passion for basketball, playing for 18 remarkable seasons in the NBA.
Dikembe created the Dikembe Mutombo Foundation to improve the living condition of his folks in the DRC. Unfortunately, he lost his fierce battle with brain cancer in September, 2024 at the age of 58.
He however remains a beacon of light to youngsters of African descent on the pitch. This new generation of African basketball players who enjoyed his tutelage include his son, Ryan, his two nephews and other youngsters from the continent two of whom are rising NBA stars, Yves Missi and Josh Okogie.
Both 20-year-old Missi, a Cameroonian professional basketball player with the New Orleans Pelicans, and 26-year-old Nigerian-American shooting guard, Okojie, who plays for the Charlotte Hornets in the United States of America will talk about Dikembe’s influence and their successful careers so far in international basketball.
The 30-minute show will be on air on DSTV Channel 401 at 7.30 a.m. on Saturday with a repeat the same day at 11 a.m. On Sunday, other repeats will be broadcast at 3.30 a.m. and 6.p.m. and on Monday at 3.00 a.m. Further repeats come up at 7.30 a.m. and 11 a.m. on Saturday next week; Sunday at 4.30 a.m. and 7 p.m. and on Monday at 4 a.m.
