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Alleged assault of Bolt driver by Ikwechegh: Lawyers withdraw services ‘to protect our professional integrity’

Freedom Online by Freedom Online
November 8, 2024
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Ikwechegh

November 8, 2024
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PUBLIC STATEMENT ON THE ALLEGED ASSAULT OF MR. STEPHEN ABUWATSEYE: WITHDRAWAL OF LEGAL REPRESENTATION.

We wish to formally announce the withdrawal of our legal representation in the case involving the alleged assault of Mr. Stephen Abuwatseye.

On October 28, 2024, Mr. Stephen Abuwatseye walked into our law firm, visibly distressed and sought redress over an alleged assault. Following his complaint, and having verified his claim, we took steps to protect Mr. Stephen Abuwatseye’s rights, on pro bono basis, culminating in the arraignment of the alleged assaulter.

However, in view of recent developments and after careful consideration, we have made the decision to withdraw our legal representation in order to protect our professional integrity and maintain the highest ethical standard in the legal profession.

We wish Mr. Stephen Abuwatseye the very best, while we assure the general public of our continuous commitment towards protecting the rights of the oppressed and indigent members of the society.

___________________________
ZAINAB M. OTEGA ESQ.,
DEJI ADEYANJU & PARTNERS.

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