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Tunde Perry has made a fresh claim about DJ Chicken's ongoing legal battle, alleging that the street entertainer was left without legal representation when he appeared in court.
DJ Chicken, whose real name is Ademola Abiodun, has been in police custody since his arrest over a video in which he allegedly threatened Seyi Tinubu. In the now-deleted clip, he reportedly said he would kill the President's son if President Bola Tinubu won the election. The statement attracted the attention of law enforcement authorities, eventually leading to his arrest and subsequent court proceedings.
As the case continues to unfold, Tunde Perry has now alleged that things took another unexpected turn during DJ Chicken's latest court appearance.
According to him, the entertainer was brought to court early in the morning, but there was no lawyer present to defend him. Perry claimed the legal representative handling the case was nowhere to be found, leaving DJ Chicken to face the proceedings without anyone standing on his behalf.
Sharing his account, he wrote:
"Nigerians are you aware D.J chicken Laywer has ran away? They brought DJ Chicken to court since 8.am and no single Laywer to stand for DJ Chicken today in court.
This is a big lesson to qll you Fenuwugate on social media, If you think you know how to insult people, they will forget you in prison just like what is about happening to D.J chicken", he stated.
Beyond the claim about the lawyer's absence, Perry used the situation to pass a broader message. He suggested that people who make reckless statements online should understand that there can be serious consequences when those words attract the attention of law enforcement. According to him, those who encourage such behaviour may not be around when the legal challenges begin.
DJ Chicken, whose real name is Ademola Abiodun, landed in legal trouble after a video surfaced in which he allegedly thr£.atened Seyi Tinubu, the son of President Bola Tinubu. In the clip, which was later deleted, he was heard saying that if Tinubu won the election, he would k!ll Seyi Tinubu. The statement quickly drew the attention of security agencies, who treated it as a serious threat rather than a casual outburst.
Following the video, police operatives arrested the street entertainer in Lagos and took him into custody for investigation. His lawyer later confirmed the arrest and appealed for understanding, asking for forgiveness on his client's behalf. The case has since moved to court, where DJ Chicken is expected to answer to the allegations arising from the threatening statement.
It was during one of the court proceedings that Tunde Perry made his latest claim. According to him, DJ Chicken was brought to court as early as 8 a.m., but there was no lawyer present to represent him. Perry alleged that the entertainer had been left without legal representation, although that claim has not been officially confirmed by DJ Chicken's legal team or the court.
The court proceedings are still ongoing, and it remains to be seen what the next stage of the case will bring. Until more information is released, Perry's comments should be treated as an unverified claim rather than an established fact.
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