Special Reports
Kano Court sentences TikToker to 2 weeks of cleansing obligation over defamation
Crime
A Kano Magistrate Court has sentenced TikTok consumer, Rabi’u Sani Zage, to 2 weeks of cleansing obligation on the headquarters of the Kano State Road Traffic Agency (KAROTA) over the defamation of the company’s officers.
The sentence adopted the court docket’s discovering that Zage printed movies on TikTok containing statements that tarnished the picture of KAROTA personnel and subjected them to public ridicule.
Confirming this improvement to newsmen, the company’s Public Relations Officer, Abubakar Ibrahim Sharada, states that the presiding Magistrate, Halima Wali, ordered Zage to scrub the premises of KAROTA’s headquarters alongside Club Road, Kano, for 2 weeks.
The court docket additionally directed him to undertake another job deemed applicable by the company in compliance with its order.
In addition, Zage was ordered to jot down a proper letter of apology to KAROTA’s administration and pledge to not interact in related conduct sooner or later.
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