Libel: Pero Adeniyi demands ₦500m from Tuface’s wife, Annie Idibia

 Libel: Pero Adeniyi demands ₦500m from Tuface’s wife, Annie Idibia

By Dayo Badmus, 

Baby mama, Pero Adeniyi is demanding  the sum of ₦500m Tuface’s wife, Annie Idibia, over alleged defamation and libelous online publication.

Annie had taken to Instagram on September 2 to call out her husband for alleged infidelity involving Adeniyi.

Her posts led to a reply from the  brother which further broke into a war of words between Annie’s family, and her in-laws on social media.

However, Annie has decided to make-up with her husband’s in-laws as she apologised on November 12, in a lengthy birthday post on her Instagram page.

Referring to Annie’s post, Pero, via her lawyers, issued a letter to Annie, demanding for public apology and the sum of N500m for causing their client personal injury, reputational damage and other claims.

Pero claimed that she and 2baba have nothing but a “civil parental relationship” because they share three children together.

The claims are included in a letter signed by Pero’s lawyers, Okonjo, Odiawa, and Ebie Associates titled ‘Re: Malicious and Libelous Online Publication against Pero Adeniyi’.

“It is our instruction to demand that you immediately and completely retract all your allegations by the same measure with which they were published and publicly tender your unreserved apology to our client, not later than 72 hours from your receipt of this letter,” the letter partly read.

“Additionally, our client demands compensation in the sum of N500,000,000.00 (Five Hundred Million Naira) for personal injury, reputational damage, embarrassment, shame and emotional distress suffered as a result of your malicious, libellous and defamatory publications against her, within the same period stipulated above.

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“Take notice that if you do not comply with our client’s demands as stated above, we will have no other option but to bring the full weight of the law to bear upon you further recourse to you.”

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