Thesun.Ng Osun Cleric Jamiu Adegunwa Remanded for Alleged Cyber Stalking
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- •Jamiu Adegunwa is charged with cyber stalking and remanded in police custody.
- •The alleged cyber stalking involved defamatory messages sent via social media.
- •The case will be heard again on June 26, 2026, for a bail application.
Jamiu Adegunwa, an Islamic cleric, was remanded by the Federal High Court in Osogbo, Osun State, over allegations of cyber stalking. He faces one count of cyber stalking, having allegedly sent defamatory messages via his social media platform, 'Al-Madrasatu Wahabiya', between July 4 and July 31, 2022. The Police Prosecutor stated that these messages were false and damaging to the complainant's reputation, violating the Cybercrimes Act of 2015. Adegunwa pleaded not guilty to the charges. His counsel requested bail, but the prosecution opposed it, leading to his remand in police custody. The case is set to be adjourned for a bail hearing on June 26, 2026.
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2022-07-04
Alleged cyber stalking began
Jamiu Adegunwa allegedly started sending defamatory messages via social media.
Thesun.Ng2022-07-31
Alleged cyber stalking ended
The period during which Adegunwa allegedly sent the defamatory messages concluded.
Thesun.Ng2026-06-22
Adegunwa arraigned in court
The Federal High Court in Osogbo remanded Adegunwa after he pleaded not guilty to cyber stalking charges.
Thesun.Ng2026-06-26
Next court hearing scheduled
The court has adjourned the case for a bail application hearing.
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