The detained publisher of Global News magazine, Segun Ogunbunmi has finally regained his freedom after days at the Ikoyi prison. It has been a tug of war since last weekend in an effort to ensure his freedom after he was treated like a common criminal by the ‘induced’ agents of Tunde Folawiyo.
After the judge attempted to make him spend another day in prison today, a strong worded petition drafted to the revered office of the Chief Justice of Federation, probably did the magic as he was then released this afternoon.
The magistrate was claiming she was not going to sign the bail bond again because she was already on leave and advised that the case be transferred to another magistrate.
Now that the battle line has been drawn between Tunde Folawiyo and the media, one of the arrowheads in the release of Segun Ogunbunmi, Tunde Moshood Jnr, has vowed to put a stop to this mess.
Tunde Moshood, who is the respected publisher of National Enquirer magazine, said, “and maybe Tunde Folawiyo has forgotten in a hurry that years back, the oldest surviving softsell, Fame Weekly once broke the exclusive extra marital affair of his late father, Alhaji Wahab Iyanda Folawiyo with Abbah Adesanya, now Chief Mrs. Abbah Folawiyo and the story generated controversy just like it is now.
“However, the older Folawiyo being a gentleman to the core followed the path of civil law by seeking a redress in court without harrassing anybody and alas!, the court was going to give its verdict when bubble burst and the whole world was surprised to hear that, the late Baba Adinni was actually having canal knowledge of Abbah Adesanya.”
Meanwhile, Tunde Moshood has called for a meeting at an undisclosed venue this evening to address this mess so as to serve as deterrent to other celebrities, who might want to tow the line of Tunde Folawiyo. The battle has just begun
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