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Atiku demands an apology and N500 million for defamation from Buhari’s aide

Sunday 19 May 2019

Atiku demands an apology and N500 million for defamation from Buhari's aide

Atiku Abubakar, presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and Vice President of Nigeria has asked President Muhadmmadu Buhari’s aide, Lauretta Onochie, for an apology and N500 million for defamation.

This was revealed in a letter dated May 14 and addressed by Mike Ozekhome, Atiku’s lawyer to the presidential aide.

Atiku has threatened to commence a N2 billion suit against Onoichie if she does not meet his demands.

In a tweet on May 7, Onochie said that Atiku was on a United Arab Emirates (UAE) watch list.

“Atiku on UAE watchlist- Security sources. Security operatives in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) are keeping a close tab on a former Nigerian Vice Pres Atiku Abubakar who has been in the Middle East nation for several weeks now

What is he doing there?

“Me: Shopping for Terrorists?”

Atiku, therefore, asked the presidential aide to publish a retraction in six national newspapers and one international daily as well as on social media.

“Your odious publication is clearly also aimed at rubbishing our client’s image and reputation,” the letter read.

“It has caused him national and international backlash and embarrassment and done incalculable damage to him.

“Your publication has also caused our client, in the eyes of reasonable members of the public, unspeakable odium, obloquy, hatred, ridicule, and psychological trauma.

“He has thereby been subjected to the shame and infamy of being viewed by members of the public as not only corrupt but as a terrorist and sponsor of terrorism. Numerous telephone calls, emails, visits, letters and private social media chats by his family members, friends, political and business associates, and international statesmen and women in the last few days attest to the alarm and serious concerns generated by your false publication.”

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via: Information Nigeria

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