Paystack co-founder Ezra Olubi and journalist clash over alleged defamatory tweets
- Ezra Olubi issued a pre-action notice demanding ₦140 million from David Hundeyin for alleged defamation.
- Hundeyin's tweets compared Olubi to Sean Combs, alleging a 'God complex' and drug addiction.
- Olubi's lawyers labeled the claims as untrue and malicious, aiming to portray him negatively.
The ongoing legal battle between Olubi and Hundeyin raises important questions about the balance between free speech and accountability in the digital age. As social media continues to amplify voices, the implications of defamation cases on public discourse and reputations warrant further examination.
