Popular Pastor, Apostle Suleiman Challenges Actress Halima to Prove Pregnancy Allegations in Court

Apostle Suleiman Johnson is the founder of Omega Fire Ministries International.

A Nollywood actress named Halima Abubakar made some allegations against Apostle Suleiman Johnson. She said some things that were not true about him.

Apostle Suleiman Johnson did not like what Halima Abubakar said about him. He said that she should go to court to prove her allegations. He wants her to show evidence that what she said is true.

Apostle Suleiman Johnson’s lawyer, Abdul Mahmud, said that Halima Abubakar should go to court. He said that she should file a defense to a N1 billion damages suit filed against her. This means that she should explain why she said those things about Apostle Suleiman Johnson.

Apostle Suleiman Johnson sued Halima Abubakar because he said that she was trying to blackmail him for financial gain. He said that she was trying to get money from him by saying things that were not true.

The court will hear the case on June 7. This means that Halima Abubakar will have to go to court and explain why she said those things about Apostle Suleiman Johnson. The court will decide if what she said is true or not.

“We are ready to open and close our client’s case during the two days the court has in its judicious powers allocated to our client in its docket. We shall press and establish our client’s claims for damages against Halima Abubakar.”

“We shall show that she is unwilling to subject her pack of lies and unfounded claims to judicial scrutiny. Hence her refusal to file her defense against the lawsuit of our client and or to enter appearance before the court.”

Halima Abubakar claimed that a pastor was having an affair with her and that he caused her to become ill. She also said that the pastor had sex with her while she was bleeding and that she had been pregnant three times, but lost each pregnancy.

The pastor, whose name is not mentioned in the article, took legal action against the actress. He asked the court to order her to apologize for her false claims and to pay for the removal of all links and publications of defamatory statements on all internet platforms.

The pastor also requested a permanent injunction that would prevent the actress from publishing any defamatory comments about him in the future. He asked for N1 billion in damages for libel, which is a type of defamation that involves written or published statements. He also asked for N20 million to cover his legal expenses.

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