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Human rights lawyer and activist Dele Farotimi has reiterated his stance on allegations he previously made against Afe Babalola, the prominent legal luminary and founder of Afe Babalola University. Speaking during a recent interview, Farotimi maintained that he has never lied against anyone, stressing the integrity of his claims.
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Farotimi’ s comments came in response to renewed public scrutiny following his allegations that some senior members of the legal profession, including Babalola, have contributed to the challenges facing Nigeria’ s judiciary. He alleged that the actions and decisions of these individuals have undermined the principles of justice and fairness in the country.
” I have never lied against anybody, and I stand by everything I’ ve said, ” Farotimi declared emphatically. He noted that his accusations are rooted in his commitment to transparency and the truth, not personal vendettas or malice.
Farotimi also challenged anyone who disputes his claims to address the substance of his statements rather than resorting to personal attacks. ” If I am wrong, let them prove it. The facts are there for everyone to see, ” he added.
The activist, known for his outspoken critiques of the political and legal systems in Nigeria, emphasized the need for accountability among members of the judiciary and legal profession. According to him, the erosion of trust in the judiciary is a significant factor contributing to Nigeria’ s governance issues.
Farotimi’ s statements have sparked widespread debate, with supporters applauding his boldness and critics questioning his motivations. Nonetheless, his insistence on transparency has resonated with many Nigerians who share concerns about the state of the judiciary.
As the discourse continues, it remains to be seen whether these allegations will lead to further investigations or reforms within Nigeria’ s legal sector.
