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“This is tantamount to kidnapping” – Actress Georgina Onuoha calls out Eniola Badmus for arresting and detaining Tiktoker, Ego who defamed her


Nollywood actress, Georgina Onuoha has slammed her colleague, Eniola Badmus for arresting and detaining Tiktoker, Ego who defamed her.

In a lengthy post on her Instagram page, Georgina lectured Eniola on how defamation isn’t a criminal offense, hence why it is illegal for her to arrest and detained the lady.

She told the actress to sue her for damages and stop abusing power and intimidating the lady.

The outspoken lady expressed displeasure at the Nigerian police joining an ally with Eniola to intimidate her.

“In any functioning society, if someone defames you, it is within your rights to seek damages done to your reputation. What she did was wrong and defamatory. Eniola your next line of action will be to sue her for defamation and seek restitution.

Arresting her means you are equally breaking the law. Slander or defamation is not a criminal offense that warrants arrest and parading this young woman like a criminal. Yes, she defamed you, sue her for damages. This is an abuse of power and intimidation on your part. Use the law diligently and not oppressively. Shame on the police officers indulging in this nonsense.

Eniola Badmus, you are within your rights to sue her for defamation and damages done to your person and name. Arresting means you are equally abusing the law. Right of speech is her right as well as yours. If she threatened your person and wished you bodily harm, yes then arrest her. This power play or show is laughable and beneath you.

Let it go now and take her to court.

Stop parading her like a criminal.

@benjamimhundeyin your men should not be engaging in such ineptitude.

This is an abuse of power and the police should not be used as a weapon of intimidation.

We are in a democracy and the rule of law just prevails over personal grievances.

This is tantamount to kidnapping by @eniola_badmus and members of the police force”.

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