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Tinubu: AIT Must Pay Me N150 Billion

Posted by Nicholas on Wed 27th May, 2015 - tori.ng

APC National Leader, Tinubu might be a billionaire already, but he is adamant that AIT must pay for trying to damage his character by airing the 'Lion of Bourdillon' documentary.

APC National leader, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu insist that AIT must pay him N150 billion over ‘The Lion of Bourdillion’ documentary which was aired repeatedly to damage his reputation during the 2015 elections.

Tinubu said the TV station must pay the money to compensate for the character assassinating documentary.

According to reports, AIT will insist that the information contained in “The Lion of Bourdillon” was not false nor was it aired to defame Tinubu.

Justice Iyabode Akinkugbe, is the presiding Judge on the matter and the Chairman Emeritus of DAAR Communications Plc, Chief Raymond Dokpesi, and seven others have been listed as a witnesses in the N150bn libel suit.