Abuja Court Sets January 13 for Speed Darlington’s ₦300M Lawsuit Against IG of Police
A Federal High Court in Abuja has scheduled January 13th to hear a N300 million lawsuit filed by detained singer Speed Darlington against the Inspector-General of Police. Speed Darlington, who was arrested on allegations of “defamation and cyberstalking” against Burna Boy, is seeking to enforce his fundamental rights.
The court had previously ordered the police to charge or release Speed Darlington, but the singer remains in custody. The police claim to have filed charges but encountered delays in the legal process.
The singer’s lawyer argued for his release pending the arraignment, while the police opposed the request. The court ultimately advised the police to release Speed Darlington to his lawyer, emphasizing the importance of ensuring his presence in court for the upcoming arraignment.
This case highlights the ongoing legal battle between Speed Darlington and the police, with the singer seeking justice for his alleged unlawful detention.
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