Journalist petitions Oyo CP over attempted trafficking of son -

AN Ibadan-based media practioner, Mr Nurudeen Alimi, has written a letter to the Oyo State Commissioner of Police, Joe Nwachukwu Enwowu, seeking the reopening of the suspended investigation into an alleged trafficking of his son (name withheld).

Alimi, in the letter submitted at the office of the Commissioner of Police on Friday, alleged that sometime in October, 2017, he got a hint that his estranged wife, Mrs Kehinde Alimi (now known as Ms Kehinde Yusuff), visited the Nigerian Immigration Service, Oyo State Command, with his son to procure an international passport with Number A08706119 for him, using another surname with the intent to take him out of the country without his consent.

“I was reliably informed by the officers of the Nigerian Immigration Service, after thorough investigation, that Ms Yusuff had surreptitiously obtained a new birth certificate with different surname for my son and presented same for the process of procuring the said international passport.

“She connived with one Mr Victor Adaramoye to change my son’s surname on the data page of the international passport. They actually changed the name to bear Adaramoye as surname against his original surname, Alimi.

“Ms Yusuff presented Mr Victor Adaramoye as the father of my son as his name appeared on the Application Form and a Consent Letter as required by law in the process of applying for international passport for minors, was written by Mr Victor Adaramoye, claiming to be the father of my son, who was just four years old at that time.

“I am confused and baffled by this callous act of my ex-wife who, at that time, took my son from my lawful custody with the sole aim of trafficking him to a particular destination known to him and Mr Victor Adaramoye,” he wrote.

See also AMCON INVADES VICTORY PARK ESTATE WITH POLICEMEN AND ARMED THUGS ..........FORCIBLY THROW OUT WOMEN AND CHILDREN FROM THEIR HOMES Tuesday, 25th June 2019 was a traumatic day for over 300 Families in Victory Park Estate, Lekki Lagos. Asset Management Corporation of Nigeria (AMCON) in a gestapo style action invaded the homes of Residents in Victory Park Estate while most residents were at their places of work leaving their young families exposed to the invasion of over 30 armed police men and over fifty thugs claiming to be executing a High Court Judgement of 2017 against Knight Rook, Grant Properties and the Awosedo’s (Promoters of Victory Park Estate). According to eyewitness who craved anonymity “the Action was carefully planned by the AMCON and its Receiver Manager, Mr. Lanre Olaoluwa to take place at a time that most Home Owners would be at their places of work”. Homeowners had to rush back to the Estate when they received a distress call from vulnerable members of their families left at home. A traumatized resident who also witness the AMCON rampage lamented that “One of the families with children between the ages of 3 and below were forced out of their homes with little or no time to pick any personal effects under heavy downpour and very heavy armed presence”. He decried such inhumane treatment of hapless victims of high handedness and warned against a reoccurrence. AMCON Obtained a Judgement against the Promoters of the Estate and seeks to attach the lands and property in the Estate to the Judgement debt without taking into consideration existing encumbrances which are lands owned by Individuals and families who purchased their land, built their homes and have been living in the Estate without any notice at the time of purchase of their land of any encumbrances on the land. No Registered Mortgage and no Caveat at the Lands Registry. The various Banks that handed over the debt of the promoters to AMCON, knew that the Promoters were selling the lands to innocent hard working Nigerians who took loans to purchase land in a supposed secured Site and Service Estate having done their due diligence at the land registry. The Promoters and the Banks are parties to the fraud against innocent Nigerians and now AMCON has degenerated to an Omonile by taking over homes of families and sending mothers and children out of their homes under very heavy armed presence and down pour. AMCON is a supposed Agency of Government and must not be seen to exploit the vulnerability of families that genuinely purchased land and built their homes in their Country only to be evacuated from their homes in a gestapo manner. AMCON Act provides that AMCON and its Receiver Manager shall take over Assets subject to existing encumbrances. The Judgement against the Asset of the promoters should ideally not extend to what no longer belongs to the Promoters. “You cannot give what you don’t have”. Families in Victory Park now live in fear and horror not knowing which family will be next to be thrown out of their homes. A Government should not through its Agency treat its citizens like outcasts. The families are vulnerable, AMCON has the instrument of State, the Courts and the Police and now the self help thugs. “Who do the Citizens, the over 300 young families in Victory Park; Who do they have”. While the Families are seeking legal help, AMCON as a Government Agency is enjoined to immediately call to Order its Receiver Manager, Mr Lanre Olaoluwa who happens to be a legal practitioner to desist from the harassment and intimidation of families with the use of armed thugs and heavily armed police men.

Alimi also said he is seeking for the reopening of the matter because the terms with which the case, which is under investigation at the Anti-Kidnapping Squad, Oyo State Police Command, Eleyele, Ibadan, was suspended has been allegedly disregarded by Ms Kehinde Yusuff.

He said this simply suggested that she and her cohort, Mr Victor Adaramoye, still have the intention of taking his son away, as the young boy is still in the custody of Ms Kehinde Yusuff, who is presently living with another man and already had a child for him.

“It is therefore on this note, that I urge you to use your good office to direct the reopening of investigation into the above complaints and bring both Ms Kehinde Yusuff and her cohort, Mr Victor Adaramoye, to book in the interest of justice and to further prevent the trafficking of my son, to an unknown destination,” he concluded.

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Journalist petitions Oyo CP over attempted trafficking of son

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