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Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan, the Senator from Kogi Central in the National Assembly, has turned down the ₦1 billion damages award against her in a defamation suit filed by former Governor of Kogi State Yahaya Adoza Bello. She says she has the right to defend herself against terrorism allegations.
During an interview with ARISE Television, it was remembered that Bello had sued Natasha for defamation of character.
The court ruled in favor of the claimant in the Certified True Copy of the judgment that NAN got on April 23 in Lokoja. The court said that the preponderance of evidence or balance of probabilities supported this decision.
Justice A. S. Ibrahim ruled on Friday in the case marked “HCL/16/2023” that the two issues that needed to be decided were decided in favor of the claimant.
In a statement from her Media Office in Abuja on Saturday, Natasha said, “I reject this judgment in its entirety.” We showed the court a lot of strong and believable evidence that, in our opinion, clearly supported our case. Sadly, these were not given the attention they needed.
Natasha said that her comments on Arise Television’s “The Morning Show” were a response to Bello’s claims. She said, “If anyone should be accused of terrorism, it should be Yahaya Bello and not me.”
“My comments were based on what our people have been through and the need to speak truth to power.”
Natasha says that the court didn’t properly look at her evidence and that her comments were made for the public good, not out of malice.
She said, “We gave a lot of strong and believable evidence that wasn’t given enough thought.
“My statements were based on what I knew at the time and were made in good faith, with the goal of being accountable to the people of Kogi State.
“I strongly believe that the court’s findings did not accurately reflect the truth. We’re going to the Court of Appeal. This isn’t the end of the story. “We will do everything we can legally to make sure that justice is done.”
