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Seun Osamaye, the Ondo State Commissioner for Women Affairs, has been arrested and placed under detention by an Akure Magistrate’s Court for allegedly assaulting Chief Magistrate Temitope Alphonso.
According to reports, the magistrate was on official business when the event happened on the grounds of the Ondo State Ministry of Women Affairs.
The News Agency of Nigeria reports that the police charged Osamaye with “assault,” citing verbal and physical abuse in court documents after the commissioner purportedly rendered an unfavorable decision.
Osamaye was not present at the court on Wednesday, but her attorney, A.K. Adewusi, told the judge that she was being treated at a hospital in Ilara-Mokin, the state’s Ifedore Local Government Area.
The presiding magistrate allowed the lawyer’s request for a 90-minute standdown so that he could provide a medical report.
When business resumed, Adewusi submitted a hospital report stating that the commissioner was receiving treatment.
Suleiman Adebayo, the prosecutor, contested the validity of the medical record, nevertheless.
Magistrate Damilola Sekoni rejected the report in his decision, citing a lack of crucial information.
Sekoni decided, “The report did not indicate that the commissioner was on hospital admission or medically unfit to attend court.”
He added that the paperwork was deemed inadequate since it did not provide the time and date of the purported hospital stay.
Magistrate Sekoni ordered the commissioner’s immediate arrest and custody in a correctional facility, citing contempt for court proceedings.
The case was then postponed until January 12 for a new hearing.
