Wakili physically fit and not blind, only acting drama to gain public sympathy – Gani Adams fumes
Iba Gani Adams, the Aare Ona Kakanfo of Yorubaland, has refuted the claim that suspected notorious Fulani kingpin Wakili, who was arrested on Sunday by members of the OPC in Ibarapaland, is in poor health and blind (Generalissimo).
Iba Gani Adams revealed this information during a press conference with journalists yesterday. Iba Adams gave a detailed explanation of who Wakili is.
He says Wakili is a serial criminal who was in charge of organizing various kidnapping operations in his jurisdiction before being apprehended in Ibarapaland by Oodua People’s Congress men.
He went on to say that the notorious Wakili was only pretending to be blind during his arrest to gain public sympathy after his gangs committed many atrocities in Ibarapaland over the years.
Meanwhile, the OPC’s Aare Ona Kankanfo said the arrested Wakili was in Ogun State a few weeks ago to buy feed for his cattle. He also walked down to the spot where the vehicle that took him to the station was parked without assistance after being apprehended by OPC men.
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According to Iba Gani Adams, Wakili isn’t blind and was just pretending to be blind. His pictures in national newspapers showed he wasn’t deafeningly deafeningly deafeningly deafeningly deafeningly deafeningly deafeningly deafeningly dea He went to Kara market in Ogun State alone a few weeks ago to buy cattle feeds, unaware that he was being followed, DailyTimes gathered.
He continued by claiming that Wakili was a rapist and that everyone who says he is blind is actually misinformed. He was simply acting strangely before he was apprehended. This was someone who trekked down without help when he was apprehended.
Since the OPC men who detained him refused to put him on a motorcycle to prevent him from being lynched by angry villagers, he was kept safe in the car while being driven to the police station.
He was rushed to a hospital for urgent medical treatment despite the fact that nothing had happened to him or that he had been manhandled by our officers.
