The Ogun State Government has disclosed that a medical doctor has been remanded in prison for allegedly issuing a fake medical report to help social welfare activist Adetoun Onajobi, popularly known as Just Adetoun, evade police arrest.
The state government also claimed that Onajobi has gone into hiding, confirming that the Ogun State Police Command has filed a six-count charge against her following a petition submitted by the state.
The development was disclosed in a statement released on Monday via the Ogun State Government’s official X (formerly Twitter) account by the Attorney General and Commissioner for Justice, Oluwasina Ogungbade, SAN.
According to the statement, the controversy began after Nigerian-born British boxer Anthony Joshua was involved in a road accident in Ogun State in December 2025.
Following the incident, Onajobi released a series of online videos alleging that Ogun State had no functional emergency ambulance service and accused Governor Dapo Abiodun of neglecting public welfare.
“She falsely claimed that there was no ambulance service anywhere in Ogun State and accused the Governor of Ogun State of being in Ghana partying and impregnating women instead of attending to the welfare of the boxer,” the statement said.
Ogungbade described the allegations as false, malicious, and misleading, insisting that Ogun State operates multiple emergency response services.
“These claims are dangerous and misinform residents about available healthcare resources,” the Attorney General said. “Ogun State has several state-owned and state-supported ambulance services.”
Following the videos, the state petitioned the police, alleging violations of the Cybercrimes (Prohibition, Prevention, etc.) Act, 2015.
The statement said Onajobi was invited by the police on January 2, 2026, and asked to report on January 5, but she allegedly failed to honour the invitation.
“Despite claiming she had evidence to support her allegations, she failed to present herself to the police and subsequently went into hiding,” Ogungbade said.
While allegedly evading arrest, Onajobi later released another video claiming she was medically unfit to appear before investigators.
Her lawyer subsequently submitted a medical report to the police, purportedly issued by a Lagos-based doctor, stating that she was indisposed. However, police investigations reportedly revealed that the document was fabricated.
“Investigations established that the medical report was false,” the statement said.
According to the Attorney General, the doctor later admitted that he neither met nor examined Onajobi and had no medical basis for issuing the report.
“He confessed that he never met, examined, treated, or revived Adetoun Onajobi, contrary to the claims contained in the medical report,” Ogungbade said. “He has been arrested, charged, and remanded for fraudulent medical documentation and obstruction of justice.”
The Attorney General added that Onajobi remains at large and questioned her credibility.
“One wonders why a person who claimed to possess evidence neither presented it to law enforcement nor made it public, but instead resorted to forging medical records,” he said.
The statement also referenced alleged past misconduct by the activist, including claims that she previously harassed a woman in Lagos and unlawfully shared images of the woman’s underage child on social media.
Meanwhile, the Ogun State Police Command confirmed that Onajobi was invited following a petition over her online allegations against the governor.
Police spokesperson Oluseyi Babaseyi said she was invited “based on a petition” to assist ongoing investigations.
In the videos that triggered the controversy, Onajobi accused Governor Abiodun of prioritising social engagements over public welfare and alleged that the state purchased SUVs for local government chairmen in December 2025 while lacking functional ambulances.
