Legal counsel to Oladapo Oyebanjo, aka D’banj has released a statement following the singer’s detention by the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC).

Recall that ICPC recently revealed that it had detained D’banj over its investigation into allegations of diversion of funds for the N-Power Programme.

Reacting hours ago, the Assistant Team Head, Litigation, Law Corridor, Maryam Musa revealed that D’banj and his management do not engage in business dealings unless they are legitimate, properly documented and obtainable in law.

Musa added that even though D’banj was officially invited by the ICPC in respect of the investigation a month ago, he sent in letters through his attorneys to the commission in respect of his schedule in South Africa and promised to visit the Commission when he returned.

WOW.