In a surprising turn of events, Nwakaego Okoye found herself at the center of a defamation case involving actress Eníola Badmus. On April 3rd, Okoye faced the consequences of her actions as she pleaded guilty to the charge brought against her. Revealing a shocking motive, Okoye admitted to defaming Badmus under the influence of a promised payment of N200,000 from her friend, Fortune Ibe.
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However, remorse seemed to sway the judgment, as Justice Oweibo offered Okoye an alternative to jail time: a fine of N150,000. This lenient decision highlights the gravity of cybercrimes and their legal repercussions, citing the violation of Sections 24(1)(b)(2)(a)(c) and 27 of the Cybercrimes Act, 2015. The case serves as a reminder of the power and consequences of online actions, urging individuals to be mindful of their digital footprint. (Read Comments Here)
