“You won’t bully me” Do2dtun reacts to Court order refraining him from defaming D’banj

Do2dtun took to social to remind D'banj that he won't stop calling him out until he gives him access to his kids


Nigerian media personality, Do2dtun, has reacted to the court order that refrained him from defaming popular musician, D’banj.

In a recent social media post, Do2dtun disclosed that no one can bully or silence him.

The court order follows a lawsuit filed by D’banj’, prohibiting Do2dtun from making defamatory postings about singer D’banj on social media or on any other platform by a Chief District Court of the Federal Capital Territory in Wuse Zone 2, Abuja, on Wednesday evening.

The court also instructed the Force Intelligence Bureau’s deputy inspector to look into a criminal complaint filed by D’banj against Do2dtun and submit a report to the court within two weeks.

However, Do2dtun seems unfazed by the legal proceedings and has vowed to stand firm and defend his truth.

Do2dtun claimed that the singer was abusing his position because he was aware that nothing he had said in public was untrue.

He remarked how he has been silent because of mediation and stated that if only they had allowed him see his kids, he wouldn’t be publicly dragging them.

If you only you all obeyed orders too. We won’t be here. I have kept quiet cos you asked for meditation. I know and I was so sure, you know very well what I was saying and I wasn’t wrong but yet again”The Power game”.
I have still not seen my kids. For me, that’s the goal. All these one no concine me. Focused!!

Don’t worry, you and I know why you don’t want me to speak cos you need that Bread Abi. You want my life to be dark and uneven but you want yours to be YELLOW!

Over my dead body… just give me my kids and let me live my life in peace.

If we all obeyed “A SIMPLE COURT ORDER” we won’t be here.

Let’s all do the right thing and say our goodbyes. You won’t Bully me. Police station, na human dey go there. Bring it on!!!
Thank you and God bless” he wrote.

 

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