Why Police detain Dancing Senator Ademola Adeleke

The Police has detained Senator Ademola Adeleke popularly known as dancing Senator.

Adeleke, the Senator representing Osun west at the Senate,  had honoured an invitation at the force headquarters in Abuja before he was detained.

The Police said he was detained in connection with ongoing criminal investigations touching on his person.

A statement by the Force Spokesman, DCP Frank Mba reads: “Senator Adeleke is currently in police custody. He was taken into custody in the evening of today 6th May,  2019 in connection with ongoing criminal investigations touching on his person.

“Meanwhile, in the best tradition of natural justice and fair hearing, he has already been served with the relevant charge sheet containing his alleged offences in the presence of his Attorneys.

“He will be arraigned in a competent court of law tomorrow, 7th May, 2019.”

Recall that the Peoples Democratic Party on Monday protested the arrest and detention of its candidate in the Osun Governorship election, Senator Ademola Adeleke, by the Police.

The party said the police action was in total disregard for the extant order of the Federal High Court.

“This is highly provocative, an invitation to anarchy and recipe for a very serious crisis not only in Osun but also in the judiciary and our polity as a nation,” the PDP National Publicity Secretary, Kola Ologbindiyan, said at a press conference in Abuja.

He added, “The arrest and detention of Senator Adeleke is a direct act of violence against our laws, the institution of the judiciary and the 1999 Constitution (as amended).

“This is part of the grand plot by the All Progressives Congress to coerce Senator Adeleke to relinquish the mandate that was freely given to him by the people of Osun state, which was further established by the election petition tribunal.”

Ologbondiyan said the plot was to drag Adeleke before an “ostensibly compromised magistrate court,” over the same issues of alleged forged school testimonial that was already before the Federal High Court.



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