Nollywood actress Queeneth Hilbert has filed a lawsuit against her coworker Destiny Etiko and Inspector General of Police (IGP) Kayode Egbetokun after they allegedly tried to arrest her.
Recall that the actress accused Destiny of stealing her wealthy lover in a social media video. If Etiko goes to Asaba, the capital of Delta state, she will beat her up, she said.
On social media, Hilbert threatened her after Etiko unfollowed her.
Hilbert, who was furious over the incident, asserted that Etiko had finally been caught up in the web of betrayals and had been forced to quit Asaba for Lagos out of fear.
She complained that her fiancé and other coworkers’ men, who were funding their opulent lifestyle, were taken by Etiko.
In a ₦100 million petition against Queeneth, Destiny, through her attorneys, directed her to remove all defamatory posts about her on all social media platforms in a response posted on her Instagram profile on Saturday, March 9, 2025.
The accusations, according to Destiny, were untrue and a ruse to damage and discredit her.
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Queeneth was also urged by the movie star to stop releasing discriminatory content and to stop making any more false or defamatory remarks about her.
In retaliation, Queeneth sued the Federal High Court in Lagos State for fundamental human rights.
In the March 10, 2025, complaint, Hilbert claimed that Destiny Etiko had pushed the Nigerian police to try to arrest her.
Regarding the video she uploaded on her Instagram page on March 7, the actress requested protection against being arrested, detained, or questioned by the police, calling the attempt an illegal, unlawful, and egregious breach of her fundamental rights.
For unauthorized invasion, Queeneth is also requesting ₦100 million in damages.
