Baba Suwe's Health Saga Continues As NDLEA Finally Speaks Out On Torturing The Veteran Comic Actor

The National Drug Law and Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) has finally spoken on the ongoing saga, torturing Veteran comic actor, Babatunde Omidina popularly known as Baba Suwe.
The Yoruba indigenous actor was detained in 2011 for three weeks and questioned by the agency for being in possession of hard drugs.

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Earlier this week, actor Yomi Fabiyi makes accusation that Baba Suwe's has not been the same since coming back from the 3 weeks detention by the NDLEA, although Baba Suwe has reacted to Yomi Fabiyi's comments saying, his health is perfectly fine.

This has prompt the Drug agency to speak out on the saga, Head of Public Affairs of the Agency, Mr Michell Ofoyeju denied Yomi Fabiyi's claim.

He said the agency did not torture Baba Suwe, if he was tortured, he would have said it himself, saying as a matter of fact, Baba Suwe was given the best treatment.

We treated him with due regard to the requirement of fundamental human rights globally. He was talking to his relatives and lawyer.
Baba Suwe was never kept in a prison for the period that he stayed here because he was virtually under our observation, he concluded.