Recall Chief Olusegun Runsewe has predominantly commented harshly on the lifestyle of Nigeria rumoured gay man and cross dresser, Idris Okuneye popularly known as Bobrisky.
Throughout the 2019 year, Mr Runsewe stated severally that Bobrisky doesn’t deserve to live in Nigeria as it doesn’t condone the lifestyles of gay people.
However, Bobrisky has done nothing but keep silent as those nightmares go on until a day ago when court ordered the arrest of National Council for Arts and Culture boss for an offense he committed few years ago.
Although, Bobrisky didn’t make any public post or statement, it’s assumed he’s having a kind of relief over the imprisonment of Runsewe. And this ordered arrest was as a result of the contempt of court order made on December 15, 2017.
Read news below as drafted from Instablog9ja;
Justice Okeke made the order on Thursday while ruling on a motion drawn from a suit filed by Ummakalif Limited against the Minister of the FCT; Federal Capital Development Authority (FCDA); DG of NCAC, and the Minister for Culture and Tourism, as the first, second, third and fourth defendants respectively.
In the motion, the claimant sought an order of the court committing Runsewe to prison for contempt of court order made on December 15, 2017.
Justice Okeke described Runsewe’s action as highly contemptuous, adding that committing him to the custody of the Nigerian Correctional Services (NCS) would serve as a deterrent to others who abuse office and disobey court orders with disdain.
He ordered the Inspector General of Police (IGP) to arrest Runsewe with immediate effect and hand him over to the NCS pending when he retraces his steps.
The court had ordered parties in the suit to stay proceedings on every activity concerning the demolition of the Arts and Craft village located in the Central Business District area of the Federal Capital Territory.
However, the respondents in the suit, particularly the NCAC flouted that rule.
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