The Oyo State High Court has adjourned the highly anticipated murder trial of Mukaila Lamidi, also known as ‘Auxiliary’, the former Chairman of the Oyo State Parks Management System. The adjournment was issued today following proceedings in the ongoing case, where Lamidi is facing charges related to the alleged involvement in a high-profile murder.
Lamidi, who has been at the center of controversies surrounding his role in the state's transport union, was previously accused of orchestrating the murder of a prominent individual, sparking a significant public outcry. His trial, which has attracted considerable attention due to his controversial political and criminal history, was set to proceed today, but was adjourned by the court for further review and scheduling of subsequent hearings.
Legal sources confirmed that the adjournment was granted in order to allow time for additional legal processes to unfold. The trial, which involves multiple witnesses and complex evidence, will resume in due course, with the court assuring that justice will be pursued swiftly and without prejudice.
Mukaila Lamidi ‘Auxiliary’ has previously been known for his influence in Oyo State's transport sector and has been implicated in a series of violent incidents. His trial has become a significant point of focus in the state, with many waiting to see the outcome in light of Lamidi's political connections and past conduct.
In the meantime, the prosecution and defense teams continue to prepare their cases, and all parties have been urged to respect the integrity of the judicial process.