Court Adjourns Satguru Maharaj Ji’s Defamation Suit Against Clergy Man, Publishing Firm Till July 7
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IBADAN – The High Court Of Justice, Iyaganku, Ibadan has adjourned the hearing of a defamation of character suit filed against prophet Amos Ojo, a.k.a Elewuogbo, Mr. Oyeleye Oladele and his publishing firm, Ee-nuel global information limited for alleged defamation of Satguru Maharaj Ji till 7th July, 2025.
At the hearing of the case which came up at court 18 on Thursday, the presiding judge, justice J.O.S Oyediran, documented the appearances of the parties involved in the suit and also noted the absence of the first defendant, prophet Amos Ojo, a.k.a Elewuogbo.
During the court proceedings, Justice Oyediran said the court could have given the parties involved in the case a chance to argue their points as to support or against; but as a result of the unavailability of the notice of service served on the first defendant, Amos Ojo by the court bailiff, the case will be argued further on the adjourned date.
The judge, who was upset with the time wasted by the defendants in moving the case forward, directed that upon the resumption of the case on July 7, Case Management Conference otherwise known as CMC should follow.
Addressing journalists after the court sitting, Satguru Maharaj Ji’s counsel, Barrister Olasehinde Obisesan, stated that the court bailiff will be remobilized before the Adjourned date to serve the first defendant and a copy of the notice of service will be filed along other documents ahead of the CMC.
Meanwhile, devotees of the living perfect master, Satguru Maharaj Ji have advised prophet Amos Ojo, a.k.a Elewuogbo, Mr. Oyeleye Oladele and his publishing firm, Ee-nuel global information limited to come forward in the open and tell truth to the world about their conspiracy against Satguru Maharaj Ji or face the consequences of Defamation of character by the law of the land.
As at the time of filing this report, a separate criminal hearing of the Defamation of character suit filed by Satguru Maharaji Ji against prophet Amos Ojo, a.k.a Elewuogbo and Mr. Gbenga Dan Asabe is ongoing at the Magistrate Court 7, sitting at Iyaganku in Ibadan with the next hearing of the case slated for 31st of July, 2025.
Satguru Maharaj Ji’s counsel, Barrister Olasehinde Obisesan, stressed that the duo of Elewuogbo and Oladele used media publications to claim that Maharaj Ji is selling human body parts and using human blood for money ritual purposes.
He said further that they conspired to commit a felony against the holy father Satguru Maharaj Ji by publishing a defamatory story which is punishable under section 516 of the Criminal Code, Cap 38 Vol. 11, Laws of Oyo State of Nigeria, 2000.
Oladele used a magazine produced my his media company known as Ee-nuel global information limited to publish the defamatory article.
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