The
Nigerian Special Anti-Robbery Squad Police (SARS) have cantered their eagle's
eyes on the popular gospel act, Evangelist Rotimi Onimole well known as Oba Ara
as his house was invaded upon false allegation of harbouring cocaine.
Sequel the
sanitation of crime crusade embarked upon by Nigerian Police and other related
forces, Anti-Robbery Squad attached to Ipakodo, Police Headquarter, area of
Lagos State recently busted the mansion owned by the star gospel artistes, Oba
Ara based on information they described as wrong and ungrounded information.
The
singer's mansion named, "Oba Ara Villa" located at, ikorodu area of
Lagos State witnessed the invasion of fully armed Anti-Rubbery Squad police at
the wee hour of Tuesday, 27th of October, 2015.
According
to one of the Police who visited the house but prefer anonymity revealed to our
correspondent who visited the station that they acted according to the
information made available to them concerning Oba Ara, "we never knew he
is a celebrity, we were informed by one of our informants around the area that
his way is questionable.
"That's
why we decide to visit his house; we strategically got there around 6am so we
can meet him before he leave for the day but unfortunately we couldn't meet him
at home.
"We
were misinformed by his 16years old younger brother who was so trembling and
overwhelmed due to our present that his brother is sleeping in the house. And
base on that, we keep calling his number and he didn't pick up his phone. This
actually gave us impression that he would probably be at home until we got to
the root of the affair and realized that truly the guy was blasphemed.
"The
information we got was that, his wealth is questionable, it was gathered that
he has cocaine in his house and so on. As you know, our first call is to
investigate. We went there and eventually get to know that all are based on
figment of people's imagination.
"Oba
Ara" has shown up and he presented
all his jobs as an artiste and he also proved to us beyond reasonable doubt
that he's also into landed properties.
"We
are people's friends, our duty is to protect lives and properties of the common
citizenry without any compromise," the police said.
When
contacted on phone, the star gospel artiste, Oba Ara said, he was actually
performing at a show when the invasion
took place, "I was out of Lagos performing when it happened. I had
performed over the night and took little rest in the early hour of Tuesday but
when I woke, I realized that I've had lot of miss calls on my phone and I
started calling those numbers till I called a particular number owned by one
police man.
"He
told me they were in my house this morning to investigate something, I asked
what happened but he declined to divulge the information to me. I quickly patched
up things and start coming down to Lagos.
"I
think their visitation is justifiable because that's exactly what we are
expecting of our Police; the only problem I've is the kind of impression the
action left behind in my neighborhood.
"Because
not every eyes that saw the invasion that will see the end of the story that it
was based on misinformation. I've been to the station myself and everything was
amicably settled.
"I
presented all my albums CD and the evidence of my active involvement in landed
properties business etc.
"I am
a gospel artiste who's striving to make
a head-way in the industry and mostly I invested all I earned from my landed
business on my music.
"Of
course, I'm very ascertained of where the whole blaspheme and defamation of
character emanated from but I'm sure God will always stand by His persons. But
all the same, all thanks to Special Anti-Robbery Squad who diligently
investigated wrong information fed them about my personality and acquitted
me," he said.
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ReplyDeleteNigerian Police should painstakingly carry out proper investigation with facts before they act on any information, the informant (whom they claimed was a neighbourhood) should be arrested for false allegations and blasphemy. They wanted to dent the reputation of this young,spirit-filled gospel artist. Now , how would they convinced those who saw them when they invaded his house that it was a misinformation?
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ReplyDeleteNigerian Police should painstakingly carry out proper investigation with facts before they act on any information, the informant (whom they claimed was a neighbourhood) should be arrested for false allegations and blasphemy. They wanted to dent the reputation of this young,spirit-filled gospel artist. Now , how would they convinced those who saw them when they invaded his house that it was a misinformation?
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