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It’s been reported that police officers in Nigeria have been given the mandate to investigate some Nigerian celebrities.
The order was given by Chief Magistrate Omolola Akindele of the Wuse Zone 6 of the Magistrate Court.
This report came following the supreme court summons with regards to their roles in the EndSARS protest.
Some celebrities whose names were involved in the letter include Wizkid, Davido, Falz, Tiwa Savage, Aisha Yesufu, and others.
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