Renowned Nollywood actor Yomi Fabiyi, also the Convener of the registered Human Rights NGO “Break The Silence Foundation,” has raised concerns over allegations of organized crime related to a recent incident involving a princess comedian and other individuals. Fabiyi, known for his advocacy for human rights and social justice, has called for a thorough investigation into the matter to ensure the preservation of both human rights and the rule of law.

In a statement released by Fabiyi, he emphasized the importance of differentiating between civil social interactions and criminal behavior. Fabiyi stressed that flirting, as a cultural norm, is not inherently criminal, but rather becomes problematic when there is evidence of deceptive practices or coercion involved. He stated that it is crucial to establish clear boundaries and standards when addressing cases involving alleged sexual misconduct.

Fabiyi expressed his concern over potential cases of malicious intent, where false accusations are made to demonize individuals and possibly manipulate the legal system for personal gain. He highlighted the need for proper evidence and adherence to legal procedures before subjecting anyone to trial or public scrutiny.

Furthermore, Fabiyi condemned the act of luring individuals into compromising situations and secretly recording their interactions, particularly when the intent is to create and distribute explicit content involving minors. He labeled such actions as child pornography and called for strict penalties for those involved in orchestrating such scenarios.

Fabiyi’s statement also touched upon the issue of extracting confessions through torture, referring to it as “trial by ordeal.” He urged authorities to uphold human rights standards and refrain from subjecting individuals, especially minors, to trauma and psychological distress.

The actor and human rights activist emphasized that human rights and the rule of law must be upheld at all times. Fabiyi’s Break The Silence Foundation has been instrumental in raising awareness about various human rights issues and advocating for justice in society.

As the allegations continue to spark public debate, Fabiyi’s call for a comprehensive investigation into the matter highlights the importance of preserving the principles of justice and fairness in the face of complex legal and social challenges.

According to him, “Child Pornography is a form of child sexual exploitation. It can be defined as any visual depiction of sexually explicit conduct involving a minor(persons less than 18 years old). Creating, distributing, and sharing such images are unlawful and attract as many years in prison.

Ignorance is not an excuse under the law. What PRINCESS COMEDIAN and her co-travellers did is CHILD PORNOGRAPHY. Moreso, the Police deny any knowledge of the entrapment and never sanctioned such.

Why should the Nigerian Police @nigeriapoliceforce @benjaminhundeyin @lagosstategovt under the guise of prosecuting individuals culpable under THE CHILD PROTECTION LAWS ignore Princess Comedian or fail to charge her and her accomplice to court till date.

The worst part is that the victim accused the duo of Damola Adekola(a close ally to Princess) and their house security with alias Okele of having multiple sex with her AFTER SEMEN(Sperm) was found on her during police investigation.

If she was truly 14 years old at that time and there was a lead that someone had had sex with the girl, why was that person allowed to WALK FREE by the police and authorities? Why are all the child rights activists, media, celebrities, and Co silent about this and even had Damola Adekola removed from the trial? Same investigation, same victim oh. And Baba Ijesha, who never sex the girl, lured to sentence. The LAW MUST TAKE IT’S FULL COURSE”, he said.

May, the estranged first wife of famous Nollywood actor Yul Edochie, has finally dragged her husband and his second wife, Judy Austin, to court

The brand and lifestyle influencer was reported to have demanded N100m in damages in her suit against Judy for committing adultery with her husband

May, in her suit, noted that she and Yul married under the 1970 Marriage Act, which indicated that neither a man nor woman can have more than one wife/husband at a time

This might be the most anticipated news within the Nigerian entertainment space as many may say they have been waiting to hear that Yul Edochie’s first wife, May, has finally filed for divorce to leave her husband.

In a post by the Divorce blog that has gone viral on Facebook, DPA Family Law Clinic revealed the details of May Edochie’s lawsuit and why it took so long before she filed for a divorce.

It was also revealed in detail why May considers Yul’s marriage to Judy null because her husband married her under the 1970 marriage act and isn’t allowed to have more than one wife at a time, unlike the customary marriage act. The lengthy post revealed that Yul was recently at his former matrimonial home, which he used to share with May but was denied entry.

The post also shared that Femi Falana’s law firm and Eculaw represent May in court. It is reported that in her lawsuit, May noted that her husband seems to be under some kind of influence and has been unusually aggressive, erratic, irrational and increasingly threatening. She is said to have filed a separate charge against Judy for committing adultery with her husband and has demanded N100m in damages.

The Federal High Court sitting in Lagos Wednesday sentenced a lady, Okoye Blessing Nwakaego, to three years imprisonment for cyberstalking Nollywood actress Eniola Badmus via a social media app, TikTok.

Justice Nicholas Oweibo convicted Nwakaego following her plea of guilty to a two-count charge of cyberstalking.

The judge, however, considered the convict’s remorse and gave her an option of paying a fine of N150,000 in lieu of jail time.

According to the charge, Nwakaego and one Chimabia (now at large) between December 2022 and July 2023 in Lagos conspired to commit the offence.

The duo was also said to have knowingly caused the transmission of communication via Tiktok, Gossipmill TV, remedy blog and other social media network, with her mobile number.

Her conduct, according to the police, was “grossly offensive, false and for the purpose of causing annoyance, inconvenience, danger, insult, injury, criminal intimidation, enmity, hatred and needless anxiety to the prejudice of Badmus.”

The court heard that the offence contravened sections 24(1)(b)(2)(a)(c) and 27 of the Cybercrimes Act, 2015.

Prosecution counsel Nosa Uhumwangho, who reviewed the facts of the case, told Justice Oweibo that Nwakaego confessed to making the video following a prompt by a male friend.

He said: “Blessing said a friend who claimed to know Eniola Badmus narrated the false story to her and that she in turn, narrated the story to a male friend Chimabia, who asked her to do a video of the false story that Eniola Badmus specialises in introducing young Nigerian girls to men.

“Blessing said after making the video, Chimabia gave her N200,000 and asked her to post it on her Tiktok from where other platforms picked it.”

Nosa said over three million viewers viewed the maligning video online.

Source: TheNation