Baba Ijesha: Lagos Attorney General Says Actor Was Not Acquitted of Assaulting Minor, “Lock Him Up”
- Lawal Pedro, the Attorney-General of Lagos State, has corrected the statement allegedly made by Yomi Fabiyi about Baba Ijesha
- The Nigerian actor was released a few days ago, and Fabiyi had claimed that he had been acquitted of assault charges against him
- Fans reacted and dragged Yomi for apparently misleading them about the matter, sharing what they felt should be done to him
Fans dragged Nollywood actor Yomi Fabiyi after the Lagos State Commissioner for Justice and Attorney-General, Lawal Pedro, clarified the circumstances surrounding the release of Olanrewaju Omiyinka, better known as Baba Ijesha.
The comic actor had been imprisoned after he was found guilty of assaulting a minor. He was sentenced to 16 years in prison, with his sentences running concurrently.

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The Commissioner for Justice in Lagos State, Lawal Pedro, addressed Baba Ijesha’s case while speaking with journalists, as reported by Vanguard.

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According to him, the actor was not freed or acquitted of the assault charges against him, stating that reports claiming he had been acquitted were false and misleading.
The SAN added that such misinformation could distort official judicial records and mislead the public.
The commissioner also referenced a post made by Nollywood actor Yomi Fabiyi, which claimed that Baba Ijesha had been exonerated of all charges.

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Lagos AG reacts to Baba Ijesha rumours
The commissioner explained that Baba Ijesha had regained his freedom only after serving his 16-year jail term.
Recall that after the actor, who assaulted minors, was released, Nigerian comedian Damilola Adekola broke her silence, confirming that he completed his sentence before being freed.
Princess also warned churches, landlords, and schools that Baba Ijesha was a self-confessed criminal and advised them to keep children away from him.
She added that Baba Ijesha assaulted multiple victims and that 12 of them were identified.
According to her, Yomi Fabiyi made several attempts to secure his release, but the court repeatedly overturned his appeals.

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While responding to critics, Princess said they were free to take their children to stay with Baba Ijesha for Christmas if they believed he was harmless.
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Reactions to Lawal Pedro's Baba Ijesha statement
Legit.ng compiled the reactions of fans as seen below:
@eveshady wrote:
"I wish Facebook people will see this, those people na werey, congratulating and cheering him up."
@bholaromobaba reacted:
"If anybody come out to say he has been acquitted let the government arrest him and that person and lock them up for misleading the public."
@adoyen_ commented:
"So why is Yomi Fabiyi saying he is now free?? Whats going on? Theg need to start arresting all these online rumour peddlers abeg."
@official_signaturestripes said:
"What exactly is Yomi's problem, always trying to change narratives."
@ letter_to_myself16 shared:
"Nice one ,just keep them locked up."
Princess reacts to Baba Ijesha’s 16-year sentence
Legit.ng previously reported on Nigerian comedian Princess reacting to Baba Ijesha's sentence of 16 years in prison.
The actor was found guilty of molesting her 14-year-old foster daughter, and the comedian reacted online to the verdict.
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