One Julius Afolabi, who allegedly operates an illegal clinic and maternity home – Adeolu Afolabi Clinic and Maternity Home, in Abule-Iroko, in the Ado-Odo/Ota Local Government Area of Ogun State gas been arrested.
He was arrested on Tuesday by operatives attached to the state police command.
Confirming the arrest on Thursday, the Police Public Relations Officer, PPRO, Abimbola Oyeyemi, said,
“Trouble started when the suspect allegedly collected N200, 000 from one Funmi Adelaja for a fibroid operation, but was unable to remove the fibroid.
“The failure prompted Adelaja to report the case at the Sango Police Station.
“The Divisional Police Officer, DPO of the station detailed detectives to investigate the case.
“Investigations revealed that the self-acclaimed doctor and medical Director of Adeolu Afolabi Clinic and Maternity Home has never gone through any formal training that can qualify him to operate such outfit.
“The state Commissioner of Police, CP, Ahmed Iliyasu, has ordered more investigation into the case with a view to charging the culprit to court on conclusion of the investigation,” the PPRO told newsmen.
He was arrested on Tuesday by operatives attached to the state police command.
Confirming the arrest on Thursday, the Police Public Relations Officer, PPRO, Abimbola Oyeyemi, said,
“Trouble started when the suspect allegedly collected N200, 000 from one Funmi Adelaja for a fibroid operation, but was unable to remove the fibroid.
“The failure prompted Adelaja to report the case at the Sango Police Station.
“The Divisional Police Officer, DPO of the station detailed detectives to investigate the case.
“Investigations revealed that the self-acclaimed doctor and medical Director of Adeolu Afolabi Clinic and Maternity Home has never gone through any formal training that can qualify him to operate such outfit.
“The state Commissioner of Police, CP, Ahmed Iliyasu, has ordered more investigation into the case with a view to charging the culprit to court on conclusion of the investigation,” the PPRO told newsmen.
