Yomi Fabiyi, who was heartbroken by the death of comedy actor Baba Suwe, resorted to social media to criticize all those who, in his opinion, exploited public service power to inflict “pain and torment” on the deceased actor Babatunde Omidina aka Baba Suwe.
Baba Suwe was detained at the Murtala Mohammed Airport in 2011 on suspicion of ingesting cocaine wraps. The popular comedian was detained for three weeks by the agency during the encounter, but no drugs were discovered. Following that, a Lagos High Court ordered the NDLEA to pay the veteran actor N25 million and issue a public apology for wrongfully detaining him; the drugs agency challenged the decision.
Baba Suwe in 2018 granted an interview where he said the anti-drug agency was yet to fulfill the court order to pay him compensation.
The actor sadly passed on after a long battle with an ailment on Monday, November 22.
Yomi who was close to the actor before he passed, wrote;
FUNERAL RITES for LATE BABA SUWE.
……….really don’t wish for this moment but God understands. I cried out, spoke out but they tried to silence and hurt me for speaking up. They envy everything including voices that fights against injustice. They use social media to kill voice of reasoning.
Those fellow citizens who inflicted and supported the pains, torture done on you Baba Suwe because they have the tools of public service power are cursed and will never know peace. Their generation shall not be free from such wickedness and injustice even if justice is sold for free in the land.
Using TORTURE or unlawful EXCESSIVE FORCE for investigation is the purest evil and wickedness to mankind. A gross human rights violations. How can you be suspecting, accusing someone and already punishing at Police Station level?
We must understand that only a forward thinking Nigerians can save this country. The idea of “This is Nigeria” is the reason why we have not move forward. They always rely on quack approaches and ideas that have sent many innocent people to gallows and avoidable deaths. Everyone is raised with brutality and violations, hence we can’t understand why we don’t place value for lives and right protection first.
Pains. Rest on Pressy.”
