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DJ Chicken finally regains freedom from Kirikiri prison

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Controversial Nigerian content creator, DJ Chicken, has finally regained freedom from the Kirikiri Correctional Centre.

DJ Chicken was released on Tuesday after spending nearly two weeks in prison.

Announcing his freedom in a video on social media, the content creator who was seen with his lawyer said “I’m back oo, freedom at last.”

“God bless the Nigerian government, God bless Seyi Tinubu, and our president. I love you guys. It is not easy, my fans. People that are free don’t know what God has done for them. Freedom is good”, he said.

DAILY POST reports that DJ Chicken was remanded in prison by a Lagos state Magistrate Court over threat to kill President Bola Tinubu’s son, Seyi Tinubu.

DJ Chicken finally regains freedom from Kirikiri prison

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