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Dog owner who named pet Buhari gets bail

Chinakwe stayed four days longer in prison due to his inability to meet the jail release conditions given by the judge.

Joe Chinakwe looking pensive in court

He was released from the Ibara Prisons, Abeokuta, on Thursday, August 25, 2016, four days after an Ota Magistrate Court granted him freedom on bail.

His inability to fulfill the requirement for his release made him stay in jail longer than expected.

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Trouble began for him when a neighbour of his reported him to the police for naming his dog Alhaji Buhari, who he claimed was his late father.

The complainant had directed life threats at him, promising to kill the accused if he is released from police custody.

Chinakwe, in a recent comment while in custody explained that he had no intention to mock his neighbour. He had named his dog Buhari due to his admiration for Nigeria's president.

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