US-based Nigerian lawyer Emmanuel Ogebe has vowed to continue a defamation case to hold the Nigerian government accountable for academic failure of four out of five Chibok girls after six years since embassy’s takeover

An Abuja high court has removed late former Women Affairs Minister Aisha Alhassan as a defendant in international human rights lawyer Emmanuel Ogebe’s Chibok defamation law suit pursuant to a motion filed by his attorneys.

The US-based lawyer says that despite the death of the minister, the defamation suit will continue to hold the government responsible for its heinous acts.

“Aisha Alhassan frustrated the trial for years using her clout and access as a former corrupt staff of Abuja High Court. When I was tipped off, I asked my counsel to set a date for hearing after two years of silence. We were given May 6th court date and she died on May 7th.

“Her lies died with her and her case has now been transferred to eternity where she will account before the throne of judgment why she was busy defaming humanitarians and looting our commonwealth instead of finding peoples’ daughters who were languishing in captivity. This is a reminder and a warning to our misrulers that you can’t bribe God,” Ogebe said Tuesday in a statement made available to News Express via e-mail

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