Man gets 7-day ultimatum to withdraw defamatory claims against Alo

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Enugu State

A law firm, Falana & Falana Chambers, has asked one Daniels Rotimi to retract defamatory statements made against a cleric, Prophet Sam Olu Alo.

One Emmanuel Odunayo Omotosho had accused Daniels, who is of Okunola Abbas, Bodija, Ibadan, Oyo State, of spreading malicious and falsehood statements against Alo.

Omotosho in the letter dated 21, May 2025 and signed by Adams Atata of Falana & Falana Chambers demanded that Daniels retract his defamatory statements against the cleric.

“It has been brought to our attention that you have taken to various social media platforms using “Rotimi Daniels FPEquity” to malign, publish,disseminate, and promote false,malicious,and defamatory content targeting our Client’s spiritual father, mentor and benefactor, Prophet Sam Olu Alo,” the petition read.

“While you apparently know that these statements are not only baseless,with no iota of truth whatsoever,you are bent on uttering them to damage our client’s reputation,impugn his character,and mislead the public.

“Please be informed that your actions amount to a gross violation of Prophet Sam Olu Alo’s rights under the law,including but not limited to defamation, cyberstalking, cyberbullying, and character assassination.These are actionable wrongs for which you may be held liable in both civil and criminal law.”

Daniels was issued seven (7)days from today, from the 21st day of May,2025 to: “Retract all false and defamatory statements made against
Prophet Sam Olu Alo on all social media platforms and any other channels where such statements have been published.

“Issue a public apology on the same platforms,including publication of the same in two (2)national newspapers with nationwide circulation.

“Cease and desist from further publication of any defamatory or injurious material against Prophet Sam Olu Alo in any form whatsoever.

“You are therefore warned that,failure to comply with these demands within the stipulated period shall leave us with no other option but to initiate legal proceedings against you without further notice, including but not limited to claims for damages, injunctions,and any other reliefs available under the law. You are advised to comply in your own interest.”

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