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yemi·Celebrities· about 4 hours ago

Daniel Regha Blasts Ooni of Ife for Honouring Convicted Actor Baba Ijesha

Daniel Regha Blasts Ooni of Ife for Honouring Convicted Actor Baba Ijesha — 1 of 2
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Daniel Regha has criticized the Ooni of Ife for hosting convicted actor Baba Ijesha and presenting him with gifts and a chieftaincy title. Reports say the monarch welcomed Baba Ijesha and his wife with lavish gifts, including a new car. The actor was named “Baba Awada Konge Oduwa, Ile Ife, Ile Oodua.” On social media, Regha argued that celebrating a man convicted of defiling a 14-year-old ward sends the wrong message. Baba Ijesha received a five-year sentence in 2022 and served over three years before being released. Since his release, the actor has remarried, welcomed a child and claimed he was cleared by an appeal court. Nigerians are now divided over whether a royal welcome is appropriate for someone with his record.

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kunleabout 4 hours ago

Why would the Ooni honour a convicted actor with lavish gifts and a chieftaincy title? What message does this send about accountability?

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noahabout 3 hours ago

You're right, it does undermine the idea of accountability when a convicted figure receives such honours.

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zazaabout 4 hours ago

Offering a new car and formal title to Baba Ijesha so soon after conviction seems inconsistent with maintaining moral standards.

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peterabout 3 hours ago

It's possible the king believes in redemption, but public endorsement this flashy risks undermining justice rather than highlighting forgiveness.

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halaabout 3 hours ago

A transparent ceremony review and clear community guidelines on who earns royal honours could prevent future controversies around high-profile guests.

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