Tinuade Adejuiyegbe Becomes First Seating Tradition Ruler To Attend NYSC Camp

- A Nigerian female monarch has made history in the country and she excitedly shared the news on social media

- The Oluboropa of Iboropa revealed that she participated in the three weeks NYSC camping experience in Minna

- According to her, none of her fellow corps members discovered that she was a royal because she blended in perfectly

- The traditional ruler who also attended her POP ceremony shared photos on her Instagram page

A Nigerian female monarch, Tinuade Babalola Adejuiyegbe who is the Oluborapa of Iboropa in Akoko, Ondo state, has made history as the first seating traditional ruler to participate in the three weeks National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) camping experience.

The excited monarch took to her official page on photo-sharing app, Instagram, to share the news with her followers.

According to the Oluboropa, she is the first traditional ruler to achieve the feat while still occupying the throne.

The monarch disclosed that she was a part of camping activities in Minna and did everything other corps members were expected to do apart from domestic works.

She added that NYSC officials in the camp were aware of her identity but her fellow corps members were not because she blended so well with them.

"History was made today I went to camp in minna paiko even though NYSC officials were informed of my coming, my fellow corpers didn’t know my real identity cause I blended so well and I did everything all Corp members did with the exemption of domestic work though," her post read in part.

The Oluboropa extended her sincere appreciation to God, her parents, siblings, her chiefs and the people of Iboropa who all supported her.

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Police Clears Dbanj Of Rape As Seyitan Withdraws Petition

A lady, Seyitan Babatayo, who accused musician, Oladapo Oyebanjo aka D’Banj, of rape has written a letter to the police withdrawing her petition.

This happened just as the police said it has been unable to establish a case of rape against the musician,

In a letter dated July 17, 2020 addressed to the Inspector-General of Police through her lawyer, Olamide Omileye, she said she was withdrawing from the case for personal reasons.

The letter read in part, “We hereby officially notify you of our client’s intention to withdraw and discontinue her petition against Mr. Oladapo Daniel Oyebanjo aka D’Banj for personal reasons. Our client further humbly applies that the investigation and all other action that is currently being carried out by the police with respect to the statement.”

In his response to the letter, the Deputy Commissioner of Police (Admin), Umar Sanda, said investigation had discontinued due to lack of evidence.

The letter posted on Twitter by blogger, Kemi Olunloyo, read in part, “In view of the foregoing facts, investigation was discontinued as no substantial evidence to prove the allegation of rape against the suspect.”

Human rights group, Stand To End Rape Initiative popularly known as STER, said Seyitan decided to end the case without receiving any monetary compensation.

STER, which was actively in support of Seyitan’s quest for justice, thanked everyone.

The statement read in part, “On July 13, 2020, Ms. Babatayo informed STER that a private non-monetary agreement was reached with D’Banj’s team. We, therefore, present this statement as the full account of our stewardship on this matter.”

Seyitan had accused D’Banj of raping her at Glee Hotel, Victoria Island, Lagos in December 2018, an allegation he has denied several times.

D’Banj had sued Seyitan for N1.5bn over the allegation, adding that it had caused him untold embarrassment and psychological trauma.

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