“Jokers” – Sowore lambasts judges over quick conviction of TikToker who cyberstalked Eniola Badmus

 Nigerian human rights activist, Omoyele Sowore has lambasted the court for the ‘quick’ conviction of TikToker who cyberstalked Eniola Badmus, a Nollywood actress.

Taking to Twitter, the presidential candidate of the African Action Congress (AAC) shared his disappointment with the judges treating cases in Lagos.

According to him, they were more urgent issues that have been tabled in court for years, however, the judges haven’t come to a conclusion and given instructions.

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Sowore at one point stated that it was disappointing to see judges leave important cases and easily jail a TikToker in just a few days.

“So judges treating cases in Lagos that haven’t been able to finish corruption cases of politically exposed persons since 2007 could easily jail a “tiktoker” in a few days? Jokers!!! An MC Oluomo that cyberstalked an entire ethnic group hasn’t even been arrested or investigated,” he said.

Ikejabird reported that a young woman identified as Nwakaego Okoye was sentenced to three years imprisonment by the court after she cyberstalked popular Nollywood actress, Eniola Badmus.

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“We are humans too” – Eniola Badmus asserts as TikTok user who cyberstalked her bags 3-year jail term

Meanwhile, a female TikTok user was sentenced to three years imprisonment by the court after she cyberstalked popular Nollywood actress, Eniola Badmus.

The young woman identified as Nwakaego Okoye made headlines when she accused the actress of being a pimp.

Following her words, Eniola Badmus who refused all pleas from the young woman dragged her to court as she shared that before following through with her actions, she had reached out to her several times to stop defaming her but she ignored her request.

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