Popular singer Bloody Civilian has been officially summoned to court over alleged defamation of Helen Ukpabio, founder of Liberty Gospel Church. A recent writ of summons from a High Court in Calabar, Cross River State, surfaced online, sparking heated reactions.
The Allegations
The controversy began after Bloody Civilian publicly accused Ukpabio of influencing people to burn their own children alive—a statement that her lawyers have labeled “reckless, satanic, and libelous.”
In response, Ukpabio’s legal team is demanding ₦200 billion in damages, citing distress, trauma, and anguish caused by the singer’s allegations. The legal notice states:
“Due to this malicious and libelous publication, we demand the sum of ₦200,000,000,000 as damages. This amount must be transferred to our chambers within one week of receiving this letter.”
Bloody Civilian Reacts
Taking to social media, the singer appeared unfazed, responding with a mix of sarcasm and humor:
“Guys, they just sued me for 200 billion naira. This December, I will add the following to my services: settling family disputes, weddings, comedy.”
Fans React
The lawsuit has ignited mixed reactions, with some fans rallying behind Bloody Civilian, while others question whether her comments were too extreme.
What’s Next?
As the case heads to court, all eyes are on how Bloody Civilian will defend her claims. Will she stand her ground, or could this turn into a landmark defamation case?
🔥 What do you think? Should Bloody Civilian apologize or fight the case?
