People Raise Money For UK Blogger’s Legal Defence Against Apostle Suleiman
Some Nigerians in diaspora have come together to raise the legal fees of a London-based blogger, Maureen Badejo, to defend herself against the General Overseer of Omega Fire Ministries, Apostle Johnson Suleman in Court. The GoFund me is titled “Help With Maureen Urgent Legal Cost” with the target of raising 50,000 pounds. THIS DAY reports.
Maureen had been summoned to appear before the Queens Bench Division of UK High Court of Justice over alleged defamation of character of Apostle Johnson Suleiman.
She is slated to appear in court on the 10th of March, 2022. Information Guide Nigeria
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According to THIS DAY, the court order reads: “This is an Injunction, with other orders as set out below, made against the Defendant on 10 March 2022 by the Judge identified above (the Judge) on the application (the Application) of the Claimant. The Judge: (a) read the witness statements referred to in Schedule A at the end of this Order:
“Accepted the undertakings set out in Schedule B at the end of this Order, and considered the provisions of the Human Rights Act 1998 (HRA), section 12″. jamb results
“Until the trial of this claim or further Order of the Court, the Defendant must not by herself, her employees, servants or agents or otherwise publish or further publish the following words defamatory of the Claimant namely
(i) “Suleman call himself a minister of God, but these are cultists, hitmen
(ii) “Suleman, you see I can’t call you an apostle, because I know that you are not. The spirit of God is not in you”
(iii) “Go and address your spiritual father that is sleeping around like dog
(iv)”dey sleep with, mama sleep with pikin… the one wey him prick no fit hold one place” (spoken in broken/pidgin English with the true and literal translation being “sleeps with mother, sleeps with child….this person that cannot keep his penis in one place” or words to the same or similar effect until the trial of this claim or further”.
So far, the sum raised is 11,012 pounds from 217 donors as of noon on Tuesday, March 1st.
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