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BreakingNews21:You can't because Saharareporters and olaadegbu have agenda that's why they muddled up the story. Maureen Badejo has been convicted in the UK. The fine the UK courts imposed upon her and reaffirmed when she appealed led to her declaring bankruptcy... and her persistence disobedience to the UK court judgement to publish a retraction on ten of her social media channels, which she has not only flagrantly disobeyed...but continued defamatory publications against Dr Olukoya...is going to get her committed to prison in the UK. Hence I believe why she fled to Nigeria.... but no way the Nigerian cases her also waiting for her. Mountain of Fire and Miracles has a very vibrant legal department.... Sowore can twist as much as he likes...Justice must be done. |
100FIX1:Slight crack? E get crack, that looks like a replacement screen.... 200k! |
carzeem1:But you know SIA....that matter ain't over |
S23 ultra is something else |
uzo4real:Dem get particular head shape |
ruggedtimi:If I say Wi you'll say K another man say ẹ.... |
mastermaestro:Define clean... pigs are clean in their own sight |
He must be seriously broke |
grandstar:Another name for coded oskro |
Meta is a surveillance cluster of apps. I willingly removed myself from Facebook rather than supply my government identity documents... uninstalled the app entirely. Anything meta is Gestapo surveillance driven...brazenly. |
grandstar:They paid. Agreed to indebtedness. They're accomplices. |
APC should not be scared.... the terror elements will be picked one by one |
Arrest Woro terrorists...is it too hard? |
[quote author=DeltaBachelor post=138435287]Hmmmm. Different stories everyday [/q Oh I wanted to comment until I saw the Christian hating op... |
Of course no need to argue... men face your hustle. |
Just say we are under military government... Police defunct |
Some comedians are calling themselves cityboy movement. No state police no elections |
brain54:SA is far ahead with everything elections.... we need to go and colonize that country through illegal and legal mass immigration |
She filed for bankruptcy in the UK....to escape payment. She offered to pay £500 monthly which her victim's legal team rejected as ridiculous. She has refused to desist from defaming the man press9jatv: |
Maureen Badejo should talk about the UK court judgment against her and appeal that she lost. She has been ordered to pay the Olukoyas the total sum of £100,000... and stop all defamatory claims against them. There's also a subsisting court judgment against her in Nigeria to the tune of 500 million naira. I don't think she has appealed that... freedom before speech and during speech is guaranteed. But freedom after speech depends on what you can prove... accountability. |
Muslim Muslim ticket .... how can a Christian be convention shiaman? |
richmond500:You get bad mouth serious bad mouth |
mkoabiola:She did not have any evidence hence why she lost in over three Courts of law both in Nigeria and the UK |
What is Ms Maureen Badejo really after? |
Maureen Badejo, a name that has become synonymous with high-stakes investigative blogging and significant legal controversy in recent years. Based in the UK, she is primarily known as a citizen journalist and the founder of the online platform GIOTV. Here is a breakdown of why she has been making headlines: 1. Investigative Blogging & Activism Badejo gained a massive following by positioning herself as a whistleblower. Her content typically focuses on: * Religious Accountability: Exposing alleged corruption, sexual misconduct, and financial impropriety within African mega-churches. * Social Justice: Highlighting cases of domestic abuse or systemic injustice within the Nigerian diaspora. 2. Legal Battles (The MFM Case) Her most prominent legal challenge involved Dr. Daniel Olukoya, the General Overseer of Mountain of Fire and Miracles Ministries (MFM). * The Lawsuit: Olukoya sued Badejo for libel after she published several allegations against him and the church. * The Verdict: In 2021, a UK High Court ruled against her, ordering her to pay substantial damages (reportedly over £100,000) and issue a public apology for spreading "defamatory" and "baseless" claims. 3. Recent Activity Despite the legal setbacks and occasional social media bans, she remains active on various platforms. Her supporters see her as a brave voice speaking truth to power, while her critics view her as a sensationalist who ignores journalistic ethics. Maureen Badejo did attempt to appeal the judgment on multiple occasions, but she was unsuccessful. Based on legal records and court reports as of early 2026, here is the timeline of her efforts to challenge the ruling: Appeal Attempts and Results * Initial Dismissal (2021): Following the original summary judgment in April 2021, she attempted to challenge the orders. In November 2021, a UK High Court judge dismissed her appeal against the requirement to publish a summary of the judgment on her social media platforms. * The "Hopeless and Pointless" Ruling (2022): In September 2022, the Royal Courts of Justice officially refused her permission to appeal the damages awarded to Dr. Olukoya and his wife. Justice Lavender described her application as "totally without merit," specifically calling her grounds for appeal "both hopeless and pointless." * Final Affirmation (January 2026): Most recently, in January 2026, the UK High Court of Appeal (Queen’s Bench Division) reaffirmed the earlier rulings from 2021 and 2022. The court upheld the order for her to pay £100,000 in damages (£65,000 to Dr. Olukoya and £35,000 to his wife) and refused further permission to appeal. Current Legal Standing The court has barred her from requesting further reconsiderations of these specific orders. In addition to the financial damages, the court's recent 2026 decision reiterated that: * Her publications were found to be false and defamatory. * She must maintain a public retraction and an apology on her social media channels. * She remains under an injunction that prohibits her from repeating the defamatory claims. According to recent legal reports and statements from early 2026, there are indeed claims that she has continued to broadcast allegations despite the court orders. Here is the situation regarding her ongoing online activity: 1. Breach of Injunction Allegations In January 2026, legal representatives for Dr. Olukoya issued a formal warning to Maureen Badejo. They alleged that she had resumed publishing claims covered by the existing court injunction. * The Injunction: The 2021 UK High Court ruling included a "perpetual injunction," which legally prohibits her from repeating the defamatory statements about Dr. Olukoya and his wife. * The Warning: Her recent broadcasts were described by the legal team as a "serious breach" of that court order. 2. Potential for Contempt of Court Because she is still active on her platforms (such as GIOTV and Facebook), she faces significant legal risks: * Contempt Proceedings: If it is proven in court that she has ignored the injunction, she could face "contempt of court" proceedings. * Sanctions: Under UK law, being found in contempt can lead to imprisonment, substantial fines, or the further seizure of assets. 3. Court-Ordered Retractions While she continues to post new content, the court specifically ordered her to use her platforms—including YouTube and Facebook—to post a summary of the judgment against her for 10 consecutive days. This was intended to inform her audience that her previous claims were found by the court to be "false and defamatory." Despite her continued presence online, the UK High Court of Appeal reaffirmed in January 2026 that her previous legal defenses were "struck out" and her grounds for appeal were "hopeless and pointless." What the "Judgment Summary" says The court-ordered summary (which she was told to post for 10 consecutive days) essentially states: Her previous allegations (including those involving financial dishonesty and sexual misconduct) were struck out as having no reasonable grounds. The court found her publications to be false and defamatory. She has been ordered to pay £100,000 in damages to the Olukoyas. She is legally restrained by an injunction from repeating those specific claims. Source: Google gemini |
Engine pictures and conditions? |
cyberbro:Tifff |
Christistruth03:It is theirs. Ogun would do well to stay faraway |
Elliotwaveforec:Ìjẹ̀bú won't try it.... |
Christistruth03:The Ilajes. Read the Ondo Govt response. Unfortunately for Mr Dapo Abiodun the Ondo State governor is from that region.... |
Christistruth03:Then Ogun would have won... no way! |
cyberbro:If it will bring war, let it. The only resolution is that it belongs to Ondo State. |