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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Netdon" data-source="post: 1904" data-attributes="member: 41"><h3></h3><img src="https://alexis.lindaikejisblog.com/photos/shares/6101683830966.jpg" alt="47 Yoruba nation agitators released from police custody " class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" />47 out of the 48 Yoruba Nation agitators that were arrested during the July 3 rally in Lagos state, have been released from police custody.  Maxwell Adeleye, the spokesperson for Ilana Omo Oodua, a Yoruba self-determination group, made the announcement in a statement released on Tuesday July 27. He said they were released after meeting their bail conditions.  Among those granted bail are Olasunkanmi Tanimola; Kabiru Lawanson; Chinemerem Emmanuel; RasakiMusibau; Lukman Olalade; Olasanmi Oladipupo; Bashiru Shittu; Taofeek Abdusalam; Olamilekan Abata; Abdullahi Sikiru; Tosin Adeleye; and Babatunde Lawal. The statement read;   One of the agitators, Tajudeen Bakare is still in custody following a murder charge filed against him by the police.  Bakare was charged for the murder of Jumoke Oyeleke, a 25-year-old trader who was hit by a stray bullet when the police were dispersing the agitators during the rally. The police said Mr Bakare was in possession of a Beretta pistol and two live ammunition and “unlawfully killed” the trader. The agitator was denied bail given the gravity of the charges levelled against him.</blockquote>

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