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07.12.2021 news Court Denies Ramon Adedoyin Bail Over Murder of OAU Student

Published 7th Dec, 2021

By Tola Owoyele

A Federal High Court in Abuja has declined the request for bail made by Ramon Adedoyin, the owner of Hilton Hotel and Resort in Ile-Ife, Osun State.

Adedoyin, who was detained over the death of Timothy Adegoke, the OAU MBA student found dead near Hilton eight days after he was declared missing, filed the bail application on health grounds.

An affidavit signed by Segun Aworinde, Adedoyin’s younger brother, stated that the 64-year-old founder of Oduduwa University is hypertensive and diabetic.

However, Justice Inyang Ekwo declined to grant any of the prayers of Adedoyin’s legal team. Ekwo ordered him to serve the motion and other processes in the case on the sole respondent – the Inspector-General of Police (IGP) – and adjourned until December 9.

READ ALSO: IGP Transfers Rahmon Adedoyin to Abuja Over Murdered OAU MBA Student

Olugbade Adegoke, the elder brother of Timothy, told FIJ he was confident the Nigerian justice system would not fail his family.

READ ALSO: Osun CP Details How Rahmon Adedoyin’s Son Supervised Shallow Burial of Murdered OAU MBA Student

“I remain confident that my family would get justice in the end on all that concern my brother’s death,” he said. “I am quite confident about it. I believe the judicial system will not fail us.”

Timothy had travelled to Osun on November 5 to write scheduled exams at OAU’s Distance Learning Centre. He was declared missing on November 7 before and his corpse was found on November 15.

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Published 7th Dec, 2021

By Tola Owoyele

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