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According to Otunba Rotimi Ajanaku, a well-known businessman, philanthropist, and political figure in Oyo State, Fresh FM Nigeria, which is owned by well-known gospel performer Yinka Ayefele, broadcast false and harmful accusations against him. He claims that the broadcast has seriously damaged his reputation.
Thus, Ajanaku, through his legal representatives, Obisesan & Co. (The Law Union), served the station’s CEO/Managing Director at Ayefele Music House, Challenge, Ibadan, with a strongly worded petition demanding three immediate actions from Fresh FM: “A public apology to Otunba Ajanaku for the defamatory broadcast, a halt to any further defamatory comments or reports about him, and the payment of N100 million in general damages.”
Chief (Dr.) T.A. ‘Lowo Obisesan, the chairman and founding partner of the law firm, signed the petition, accusing Fresh FM of broadcasting a statement on August 13, 2025, claiming that Ajanaku’s hotel construction in Imalefalafia Community, Oke-Ado, Ibadan, had blocked public rights of way, caused flooding, and destroyed a portion of the late Pa Obafemi Awolowo’s master plan for the area.
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According to the petition, Fresh FM’s correspondent, Adeola Bankole, repeated the accusations on air without making any effort to get in touch with Ajanaku or confirm important details like the official survey plan, the community’s government-approved master plan, or any formal complaint filed with the appropriate authorities.
According to Ajanaku, the land was legally purchased, he obtained the necessary government approvals for the Dino Hotel project, and he started construction under the guidance of his site engineer.
Fresh FM became “an instrument for perpetuating injustice,” according to his attorneys, who also claim that the station’s conduct violated the legal principle of audi alteram partem, or “hear the other side,” and his fundamental right to a fair hearing.
