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Prime Boy sues Mohbad’s mother for alleged defamation

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Prime Boy sues Mohbad’s mother

Prime Boy has filed a defamation lawsuit against Mohbad’s mother, demanding ₦50 million in damages over alleged false and malicious statements

 

Owodunni Ibrahim, popularly known as Prime Boy and best friend of the late singer Mohbad, has taken legal action against Mohbad’s mother, Abosede Adeyemo, over alleged defamation.

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Prime Boy filed the lawsuit at the High Court of Lagos State, Ikeja, and shared the legal document on his Instagram page on Wednesday, February 19, 2025.

According to the lawsuit, Prime Boy is suing Abosede Adeyemo for alleged libelous and malicious statements made during a video interview on March 28, 2024.

The statements, widely published by several media outlets, were allegedly aimed at tarnishing his reputation.

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The court document, dated February 12, 2025, claims that Adeyemo’s remarks caused significant damage to Prime Boy’s public image.

As a result, he is demanding ₦50 million in damages for what he describes as “libelous, injurious, false, and malicious statements” that defamed him in the eyes of the public.

This legal action comes amid ongoing controversies surrounding Mohbad’s death, with accusations, legal battles, and family disputes making headlines.

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Recently, Mohbad’s wife, Omowunmi, and his father, Joseph Aloba, have also been involved in public debates regarding paternity claims and other sensitive issues.

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Actress Ruth Kadiri celebrates YouTube recognition for redefining creativity

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Ruth Kadiri YouTube Recognition

 Nigerian actress Ruth Kadiri expresses heartfelt gratitude for being recognized by YouTube as one of four female creators shaping cultural storytelling and global connection on the platform

 

Popular Nigerian actress Ruth Kadiri has shared her profound gratitude for a recent prestigious recognition from YouTube.

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In a heartfelt message posted on her Instagram page, the actress expressed her appreciation for being acknowledged as a leading female creator on the global platform.

Kadiri reflected on her journey in the Nigerian film industry, reminiscing about earlier days.

She noted YouTube’s 20th anniversary celebration and the “surreal honor of being recognized as one of four female creators who are redefining the boundaries of creativity, and shaping YouTube into a beacon for cultural storytelling and global connection.”

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The acclaimed actress conveyed her initial disbelief and immense pride in this significant achievement.

“To be named one of the top female YouTubers in Nigeria is something I never imagined when I first started sharing my passion for movie making with the world. What began as a simple desire to tell stories has grown into something far beyond my expectations,” she stated.

Concluding her post with sincere appreciation, Kadiri extended her thanks to both YouTube and her dedicated fanbase for their unwavering support throughout her creative journey.

“I’m deeply grateful to God for the grace, the gift, and the growth. Thank you to @youtube for this incredible recognition, and thank you my amazing community for walking this journey with me. I love you all,” she wrote.

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