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2baba Threatens Brymo With N1b Lawsuit

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3 years ago

Oct 7, 2021.

Veteran singer, 2baba Idibia has threatened his colleague, Brymo with a N1b defamation lawsuit over the allegation levelled against him.

Ekohotblog reported Ọlawale Ọlọfọrọ better known as Brymo took to his Twitter page on Monday night to alleged that 2baba accused him of sleeping with his wife, Annie Idibia.

He further alleged that 2baba was the brain the beating he received from thugs. According to Brymo, when he confronted 2baba about the matter, the latter blatantly denied it, stating that the touts who attacked Brymo called him (2baba) ‘egbon’.

In response to his allegation, 2baba directed his lawyers to demand that Brymo tender an unreserved apology for his claims on all his social media platforms or face a N1bn defamation lawsuit.

Sharing the screenshot of the lawsuit on his Twitter page, Brymo did not back down, insisting that 2baba’s lawyers go ahead with the lawsuit.

Brymo wrote, “I have received this from Innocent Idibia’s lawyers, or so it reads… I’ll advise they go to court, as I insist on all my tweets asserted… they are not “nonsense”.

The letter sent to Brymo titled DEFAMATION OF MR. INNOCENT IDIBA and dated October, 6 2021 reads: “We are solicitors to Mr Innocent (2baba), hereinafter referred to as “our client” and on whose instruction we write.

“Your publication on Twitter that our Client “falsely accused you of sleeping with his wife,” and that our Client “was responsible for the attack” on your person, which attack “was for supposedly bedding his Mrs or for claiming the spot of the greatest artiste alive,” amongst other similar false allegation have been brought to our Client’s notice.

“The baseless and false accusation has caused unspeakable distress to our client and his family. You have also caused estimation to be lowered in the estimation of his friends, business associates and wilder members of the public and further caused him a significant loss of business.

“Our Client will give you the benefit of the doubt, perhaps you were inspired to spew such nonsense after one of such self-confessed episode of “spending days getting high and philandering.” In which case, we demand that within 48 hours of receipt of this letter, you withdraw your statements, and publish on your entire social media accounts an unreserved apology to our Client and his wife.

“Should you fail or refuse to meet our demands, we shall perfect our client’s instruction and pursue redress by seeking no less than one billionaire naira in damages against you in court.”

Brymo