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Ex-wife sues Fani-Kayode, IGP
Precious Chikwendu, the fourth ex-wife of Femi Fani-Kayode has sued him and IGP for harassing her while a custody suit she filed is still in court.
She asks for N800 million in damages.
Other respondents were the Deputy Inspector-General of Police, Force CID, Commissioner of Police, FCT, CSP James Idachaba (OC Legal CID), FCT Command.
In the suit filed by her lawyer, Abdul-Aziz Jimoh, Chikwendu asked the court to restrain the IGP, his officers and men from intimidating and harassing her in any form, pending the hearing and determination of her suit seeking the custody of the four children she had with Fani-Kayode.
She alleged threats to her life by Fani-Kayode, and the failure of the first, second and third respondents (IGP, DIG Force CID and CP FCT) to investigate her genuine petitions of threat to life against the fifth respondent (Fani-Kayode).
Chikwendu sought for a declaration that she was not bound to honor the invitation of the first to fourth respondents in relation to a purported conspiracy and forgery of court records during the pendency of suit no CV/372/2021 between her and the fifth respondent.
Others joined in the suit are the deputy IGP, FCT police commissioner, and others in the police force headquarters.
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