- President Bola Tinubu’s media aide, O’tega Ogra, has threatened legal action against singer Timi Dakolo.
- The threat follows a social media exchange where Dakolo accused Ogra of ignoring his phone calls.
- Dakolo made his accusations public on X (formerly Twitter).
President Bola Tinubu’s media aide, O’tega Ogra, has issued a legal threat against renowned Nigerian singer Timi Dakolo following a recent social media exchange.
According to a report by GistLover, Dakolo had taken to X (formerly Twitter) to publicly call out Ogra, accusing him of repeatedly ignoring his phone calls.
In response, Ogra warned that he would pursue legal action should the artist continue to make public remarks about him.
He described his disagreement with Dakolo as an “institutional matter,” alleging that the musician was attempting to make it personal.
“I see and have noted the commentary. I will not engage in explication where none is required. My record is public and stands on its merits.
“Any further attempt to personalise a clearly institutional matter will be met with formal correction and the appropriate professional and legal redress,” he posted.
- President Bola Tinubu’s media aide, O’tega Ogra, has threatened legal action against singer Timi Dakolo.
- The threat follows a social media exchange where Dakolo accused Ogra of ignoring his phone calls.
- Dakolo made his accusations public on X (formerly Twitter).
President Bola Tinubu’s media aide, O’tega Ogra, has issued a legal threat against renowned Nigerian singer Timi Dakolo following a recent social media exchange.
According to a report by GistLover, Dakolo had taken to X (formerly Twitter) to publicly call out Ogra, accusing him of repeatedly ignoring his phone calls.
In response, Ogra warned that he would pursue legal action should the artist continue to make public remarks about him.
He described his disagreement with Dakolo as an “institutional matter,” alleging that the musician was attempting to make it personal.
“I see and have noted the commentary. I will not engage in explication where none is required. My record is public and stands on its merits.
“Any further attempt to personalise a clearly institutional matter will be met with formal correction and the appropriate professional and legal redress,” he posted.
