Ekiti-Based Cleric Files N22 Million Defamation Lawsuit Against FUOYE Student, Chef Dammy

In a recent legal development, Ekiti-based cleric Prophet Adegoke Jeremiah has taken legal action against Nigerian chef Damilola Adeparusi, popularly known as Chef Dammy, by filing a N22 million defamation lawsuit. This lawsuit comes in response to Chef Dammy's recent social media posts in which she held the Prophet accountable and expressed concerns for her safety.

Prophet Adegoke Jeremiah, a prominent figure in Ekiti, has initiated this legal action to address what he perceives as a significant harm to his reputation due to the allegations made by Chef Dammy. The chef, who is also a student at the Federal University Oye-Ekiti (FUOYE), accused the Prophet of potential responsibility if any adverse events were to occur.

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The N22 million lawsuit aims to address the alleged defamation of character, seeking compensation for the damages incurred by Prophet Adegoke Jeremiah as a result of Chef Dammy's social media statements. This legal action has garnered attention both locally and on social media platforms.

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The case has now been filed with the appropriate authorities, and legal proceedings are expected to unfold as both parties present their arguments and evidence. The outcome of this lawsuit will be closely monitored by the public, as it has ignited discussions about the boundaries of free speech, social media accountability, and the legal consequences of defamation in Nigeria's legal landscape.