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Sunday Igboho sues Gani Adams for alleged defamation

Yoruba nation activist, Chief Sunday Adeyemo, a.k.a Sunday Igboho has instituted a case of alleged defamation against the Aare Onakakanfo of Yorubaland, Chief Gani Adams.

The suit number I/406/2024 is before an Oyo State High Court, sitting in Ibadan, the Oyo State capital. Igboho is praying for an order compelling the defendant to pay N500 million as aggravated damages over a leaked audio conversation, which he claimed rubbished his reputation.

 

Igboho is seeking among others, “a declaration that the content of an audio clip between the defendant (Adams) and a third party named Nuru Banjo that took place sometime in November, 2021 and further published on all new media platforms, including YouTube, is slanderous, libelous and defamatory.

“A declaration that it is unlawful, inappropriate and inexcusable for the defendant to defame, disparage and put to disrepute the character and reputation of the claimant (Igboho) in an audio clip published on all new media platforms, including YouTube, in a publication that took place between the defendant and a third party, Mr. Nuru Banjo, sometime in November, 2021 or thereabout.

“An order of this honorable court directing the defendant to publicly retract the slanderous, libelous and defamatory content contained in the publication to Nuru Banjo which was further published on all new media platforms including YouTube where the claimant was defamed, maligned and disparaged by the defendant in the conversation published in November, 2021 by the defendant.

“An order of this honorable court directing the defendant to engage all new media platforms, including YouTube, to take down the slanderous, libelous and defamatory content against the claimant.

“An order of this honorable court for the payment of exemplary and aggravated damages in the sum of five hundred million naira (N500,000,000.00) in favor of the claimant for defamation of the person of the claimant by the defendant.”

Source : Nation Newspaper
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