Tuesday, January 14, 2014

Fasehun orders manhunt for men who sodomised, tortured two ladies



Dr. Frederick Fasehun of the Oodua Peoples’ Congress (OPC) has ordered a manhunt for some men who allegedly tortured and sodomised two women accused of stealing pepper at the Ejigbo Area Council of Lagos State.

This was also as he commended the Lagos State House of Assembly and the Majority Leader, Honourable Mojibayo Adeyeye, for placing N1 million and N250,000 bounties respectively on the heads of the offenders and distanced OPC members from those who attacked the women.
Fasehun ordered OPC members to hunt down the tormentors and turn them over to law-enforcement authorities.
Fasehun explained that the move by the House and Adeyeye had cleared Nigerians of corporate guilt in the gross violation of human rights.
Challenging anyone to provide proof that those responsible for the inhuman act were members of his group, Fasehun said authentic members of the OPC could be easily recognised through identity cards bearing his personal signature and issued by the group’s national headquarters.
He said: “How will the Iya Oloja and Baba Oloja, responsible for the day-to-day running of the market, claim ignorance of something that happened under their nose? What happened to those women is not only evil, it is dehumanizing.
“The treatment meted out to them violently contradicts everything OPC stands for. OPC is an organisation specifically dedicated to promoting the corporate interest of the Yoruba nationality and upholding the dignity of the Yoruba man or woman.”
According to Fasehun, the average OPC member had been trained and had sworn to hold as sacrosanct the constitutional provisions of the Rights of human beings.
This, he said, would serve the purpose of justice as well as act as a deterrent.
                                                                        

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