Okafor’s Law: How Omoni Oboli tried to intimidate us, firm which filed injunction says

The firm which secured an injunction restricting the premiere of ‘Okafor’s Law’, Raconteur Productions has alleged that it faced series of intimidations.

The movie produced by Omoni Oboli failed to premiere due to an injunction secured by the firm.

Jude Idada, a Nigerian screenwriter, had claimed that the story behind Okafor’s Law belonged to him.

“On behalf of the board of directors of Raconteur productions, we would like to shed light on our case with the defendants,” he said.

“The events of yesterday though unfortunate was our only option to prevent the ongoing abuse of our intellectual property. Several attempts were made to bring the parties to the discussion table.

“Three weeks ago they received a formal demand letter but chose to ignore it and instead tried to intimidate us into abandoning our case.

“Our decision to seek legal redress is not a selfish one, the industry has been plagued with similar issues and in taking this stand, we hope that we speak for all established and aspiring creative who are struggling to get their voice heard. Victory in this will be victory for the industry and will foster a safer environment for the sharing of ideas.”

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