Businesswoman Sophia Momodu Demands ₦10bn, Public Apology From Caroline Hutchings Over Alleged Defamatory Post

Businesswoman Sophia Momodu has served actress and reality TV star Caroline Hutchings with a notice of intended legal action over an alleged defamatory post shared on Snapchat.

According to a report by Leadership news, the legal notice, issued by Momodu’s lawyer, Prince Richard Oma Ahonaruogho (SAN), the Snapchat post was allegedly directed at Momodu and has exposed her to emotional distress, cyberb¥llying, and reputational d@mage.

The dispute stems from a post in which Hutchings claimed that a woman she had previously defended on national television had secretly been involved with her former partner. Although Momodu was not mentioned by name, her legal team maintains that the post was widely understood to be referring to her.

Momodu is demanding that Hutchings immediately retract the post, issue an unreserved public apology, and pay ₦10 billion in d@mages for the alleged h@rm caused to her reputation. The legal notice serves as a formal warning ahead of possible court proceedings if the demands are not met.