By BARTHOLOMEW MADUKWE
LAGOS — Chairman of the Senate Committee on Aviation, Senator Hope Uzodinma and the National Insurance Commission (NIC) have been sued before a Federal High Court in Lagos, by Alliance and General Insurance PLC, (A&AGIP), claiming damages of N2 billion for defamation.
Joining as third defendant in the suit is Mr. N. O. Opara, a worker of NIC, over alleged letter written to the Chairman of the Senate Committee on Aviation, which made the senator allegedly write a letter to the Minister of Aviation.
The defamatory words being challenged in the court is that the letter clearly shows that A&AGIP does not have requisite capacity to insure the assets of Nigeria College of Aviation Technology.
A&AGIP contends that the defendants had injured its reputation as a duly licensed and credible insurance company in Nigeria by publishing serial defamatory publications maliciously about it.
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