THERE WAS NO EVIDENCE THAT HE SLEPT WITH THE GIRL "- YOMI FABIYI GIVES UPDATE ON BABA IJESHA'S CASE. (PHOTO).
There was no evidence that he slept with the girl” – Yomi Fabiyi gives update on Baba Ijesha’s case Nollywood actor Yomi Fabiyi has given an update on embattled Yoruba actor Baba Ijesha’s case. Refreshing your memory, Baba Ijesha was arrested and sentenced to 5 years imprisonment for raping a minor, who is the adopted daughter of comedian Princess. Giving an update on the case in a recent interview, he said Baba Ijesha’s appeal process is still ongoing in court. He claimed that there was no evidence that he slept with the hole; hence, the judge didn’t sentence him to life imprisonment. Yomi stated that Princess called Baba Ijesha to shoot a skit, and the girl also made a similar statement in court. Yomi stated that the man who slept with the girl was walking freely, and her age wasn’t 14, as many claimed. “Baba Ijesha’s appeal process is still ongoing in court. There was no evidence that he slept with the girl; that was why the judge didn’t sentence him to life imprisonment. He was ca
According to one of my reporters Chinenye Genevieve,who sent in this story,said that ''a Nigerian model based in the United States of America,Nneoma Anosike,has filed an action against Wema Bank PLCbefore a Lagos Division of the Federal High Court for allegedly using her photos for commercial purposes without authorization.Mis Anosike,22,sued the bank through her father,Frank Anosike,who doubles as her lawyer,claiming N97 million as damages.According to the plaintiff,the bank on April 11,2016,used her photo for a commercial on social network platform,instagram,without her consent or authorization from Ford Models Inc,her American management company.Among her prayers,the plaintiff is seeking an order directing the defendant to pay N75 million for allegedly passing off her services.She is also seeking an injunction restraining the defendant from passing off r=or causing others to pass off her professional services and a declaration that she is entitled to her privacy of her correspondence under Section 37 of the Nigerian Constitution.The Plaintiff is also seeking an order directing the bank to pay her N20 million for the breach of her privacy by advertising her private correspondence; an order to publish a written apology in two national dailies in Nigeria and in the U.S; and N2 million as cost of filling the suit.According to the statement of claims attached to the suit,the plaintiff claimed that she is a reputable international model who had won many laurels within and outside the country,including the 'Elite Model Look'' 2013 in Nigeria.Ms. Anosike said based on her reputation,Pepsi-Cola Nigeria made her its brand ambassador for Aquafina water.The plaintiff further averred that her contract with Ford Motors Inc took her to the U.S. and that prior to the defendant's advert of her,she was in negotiations with the company for a renewal of her contract.On April 11 last year,according to Ms. Anosike,the management of Ford Models summoned her to a meeting on April 12 wherein she was presented with her photo advert procured from the Instagram account of the defendant.She alleged that the defendant multilated and edited her professional photo for the said advert uploaded on the internet,adding that based on that action,her contract renewal with the American company has been jeopardized.But in its statement of defence,the defendant averred that the bank was not a party to the alleged modelling contract between the plaintiff and the American company and was not privy to it.The bank also stated that the photo in question was sourced from social media for its weekly online motivational and educational series,intended to inspire going online users.The bank denied using the plaintiff's photo for any advertisement purposes or for any commercial gain but for purely free educational purpose under its Corporate Social Responsibility programme.Justice Ibrahim Buba adjourned the matter till June 15 for further hearing.More photos below.
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