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Court dismisses Iyabo Ojo’s N1bn defamation suit against Lizzy Anjorin.

LAGOS—A Lagos High Court sitting in Osborne, Ikoyi, has dismissed a N1 billion defamation suit filed by Nollywood actress Iyabo Ojo against her colleague, Lizzy Anjorin.

Justice Olabisi Akinlade, who presided over the matter, held that the suit was incompetent due to procedural defects and a fundamental flaw in the originating processes. The court also ordered Ojo’s lawyer, Dr. Olabimpe Ajegbomogun, to pay N500, 000 to Anjorin’s lawyer, Barrister Ademola Olabiyi.

The case, marked LD/ADR/5292/2023, was instituted by Iyabo Ojo, who sought N1 billion in damages for alleged defamation. However, Anjorin’s counsel, Olabiyi, filed a preliminary objection, arguing that the suit failed to comply with mandatory pre-action protocols required under the Lagos State High Court Civil Procedure Rules.

Key among the objections was that the Statement of Compliance with Pre-Action Protocol (Form 01) accompanying the Writ of Summons was unsigned by Ojo’s counsel. Olabiyi contended that this omission rendered the suit null and void. He also highlighted that the Writ itself did not strictly follow the format prescribed by the court rules and lacked proper endorsement of the reliefs sought.

The defence further submitted that the unsigned documents in the court file and the absence of a Certified True Copy (CTC) raised concerns about the legitimacy of the processes filed by Ojo. Olabiyi noted that a search of the court file on April 2, 2024, revealed that the original copy of the Writ was unsigned and that the copy filed by the claimant in her counter-affidavit was an uncertified photocopy.

In response, Iyabo Ojo’s counsel argued that the procedural objections did not affect the substance of the suit and urged the court to discountenance the technicalities raised by the defence. The counter-affidavit claimed the Writ was properly signed and that any errors could be amended before the trial commenced.

However, Justice Akinlade ruled that the failure to sign the original Writ of Summons at the time of filing was a fatal defect. The judge noted that the certified copy obtained by Anjorin’s counsel confirmed that the Writ was unsigned when the suit was filed and assigned to the court.

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Kogi Varsity Lecturer Dies During Encounter With Female Student In A Hotel .
The academic community of Prince Abubakar Audu University, formerly known as Kogi State University, Anyigba, has been thrown into mourning following the sudden and controversial death of one of its lecturers, Dr. Olabode Abimbola Ibikunle, News360 Nigeria reports.

According to reports widely circulating on social media, Dr. Ibikunle allegedly lost his life during a private encounter with a 200-level female student of the institution in a hotel located in Anyigba.

The lecturer was said to have died during an intimate moment in what sources have described as “active bedroom service” with the student.

Though the specific department of both the deceased and the student has not been confirmed, images of the lecturer have surfaced online, fueling discussions across various platforms. The identity of the student involved remains undisclosed.

The female student has reportedly been taken into police custody as investigations continue into the circumstances surrounding the lecturer’s death.

As of the time of this report, neither the university authorities nor the Kogi State Police Command has issued an official statement on the incident.

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