Ogunseyi Similoluwa, the sister of Olori Naomi, has firmly denied circulating rumours that her sister, along with Hamzat Oriyomi and others, were released from Agodi prison. These rumours suggested that they had been freed following their arrest in connection with the Ibadan tragedy, which claimed 35 lives.
The speculation started to spread after viral reports claimed that the individuals arrested in relation to the tragedy had been released. However, Similoluwa quickly took to her Instagram story to debunk these claims and reassure the public that the reports were entirely false.
She posted the following message:
“There has been rumor that my sister [Olori Naomi], Alhaji Oriyomi, and the principal have been released. It’s a lie from the pit of hell. Please disregard it. They are still very much in Agodi Correctional Center. Thank you.”
In a similar update, a message was also posted on the embattled ex-queen’s Instagram story, reiterating the falsehood of the rumours. The post read:
“The rumor that Queen Naomi, Alhaji Oriyomi, and the Principal has been released is a lie. Please disregard it.”
The statement from Similoluwa and the Instagram update from Olori Naomi come amidst mounting speculation surrounding the high-profile case, which has attracted significant attention due to the individuals involved and the tragic events that led to their arrests. The Ibadan tragedy has been one of the most discussed incidents in recent times, further fueling the ongoing controversy.
Despite the persistent rumours, Similoluwa’s clarification reassures the public that the individuals involved remain in custody at the Agodi Correctional Center. Investigations into the incident are still ongoing, and no official release has occurred. The matter continues to be a trending topic on social media, with many waiting for further updates regarding the investigation and the fate of those detained. The confusion surrounding the case has only amplified the public’s curiosity and interest in the situation, with speculation continuing to spread.
