Failed Marriage: Fani-Kayode Set To Sue Blogger, Demands N2bn

Former Minister of Aviation, Femi Fani-Kayode, has reportedly written a pre-litigation letter to popular blogger,
Stella Dimokorkus, demanding N2bn from her for a report he termed libelous.

Recall we reported that the blogger had alleged that the former minister’s separation from his wife was due to domestic violence.

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She also reported that FFK called psychiatrists and told them that Precious was a mad woman. The doctors had then, forcefully removed her pant and gave her injections and she was locked up for some months before she was released.

Stella also revealed that the triplet sons may not have been fathered by Fani-Kayode as they were conceived through IVF and Chikwendu had demanded a DNA test.

Fani-Kayode has debunked some of the reports, saying it was saddening that his innocent little children could be dragged into such a report, subjecting them to ridicule.

He also denied retrieving the car he bought for his estranged wife and had left her broke.

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In a letter signed by his lawyer, Mr. Adeola Adedipe, dated September 16, 2020, and titled, ‘Defamation of Chief Femi Fani-Kayode- Re: Femi Fani-Kayode and Precious Chikwendu Part Ways Over Alleged Domestic Violence’, the minister tagged the reports as malicious.

It read;
“Our client is aggrieved and has instructed us to draw your attention to these libelous breaches of his person and family. By this publication, our client has received denigrating phone calls and messages across the globe by virtue of which he now suffers immeasurable loss of goodwill.

“However, he is inclined to draw a curtain over the wild and spurious claims if you retract the allegations on the same platform they were published and consequently apologise to him in two other national dailies.

“You are also advised to enter into negotiations with us for the sum of two billion naira only being a token amount for penitence. Please bear in mind that you have 14 days from receipt of this letter to comply with the highlighted mitigating measures, the failure of which will leave our client with no preferred alternative than to seek redress in court.”