The Ogun State Ministry of Justice has announced that it is expediting the prosecution of TikTok Content Creator, Ademola Abiodun, popularly known as DJ Chicken, following a series of road traffic incidents that have raised public safety concerns.
The announcement relates to the incident on November 1, 2025 in Sagamu, Ogun State, where Abiodun crashed into two motorcycles, seriously injuring a rider and a female passenger.
This was disclosed in a statement released by the Ogun State Government on its official X handle on Monday.
It was stated that eyewitnesses said he attempted to leave the scene, provoking the anger of passersby who restrained him.
The press release read, “While it may be reasonable to allow crash victims get compensation from persons who have driven recklessly and to resolve road traffic collisions as a civil wrong, some road users are special dangers to society and should be held to account under criminal law. Mr Abiodun is one such person.”
The statement highlighted that at least two of Abiodun’s crashes in recent months were captured on video and “are self-evident.”
It added, “Mr Abiodun’s heedless return to the wheel with no greater care just three weeks after makes it imperative that the state must intervene to protect the public – especially as there is an organic outcry against his continued driving.”
The ministry said that DJ Chicken was involved in another road crash on November 23, 2025 in Lekki, Lagos State, narrowly avoiding pedestrians.
“This lone car incident almost harmed pedestrians, but for good fortune and the pedestrians’ quick reflexes,” the statement noted.
To ensure accountability, the Attorney-General and Commissioner for Justice, Oluwasina Ogungbade, SAN, has taken decisive action.
“Accordingly, the Attorney-General and Honourable Commissioner for Justice – Oluwasina Ogungbade, SAN – has directed relevant officers to expedite action on the pending crash case from Sagamu for prompt arraignment,” the release stated.
The ministry also stressed its commitment to working with law enforcement to protect road users.
“The Office of the Attorney-General is working closely with the police to achieve this outcome,” it said.
