Recall that few weeks ago, social media was flooded with a falsified list of lawyers who purportedly represented IPOB in its unsuccessful appeal against its proscription, published by Aloy Ejimakor. In his characteristic deceptive manner, Aloy Ejimakor included my name among the list of counsel, which was followed by my clear and immediate disclaimer refuting this false claim.
Recognizing the irregularity and procedural inaccuracy in his representation, I took the necessary step of obtaining the Certified True Copy (CTC) of the Court of Appeal’s judgment. As I suspected, the certified true copy of the judgment – received by my office on February 14, 2025 – contains no mention of my name. This confirms that the list circulated by Aloy Ejimakor was doctored to serve his fraudulent agenda.
To set the record straight, I will be publishing both the first and last pages of the certified true copy of the Appeal court’s judgment, which contain the actual list of counsel who appeared in the matter. Additionally, I will republish the forged document released by Aloy Ejimakor, where he falsely inserted my name.
I hereby publicly call on Aloy Ejimakor to immediately desist from this path of forgery and defamation before it is too late for him. It is beyond comprehension why he would alter official court records to falsely include my name in proceedings I had no involvement in. His intent is clearly to mislead the public and damage my reputation.
This is not the first time Aloy Ejimakor has engaged in calculated attempts to tarnish my name, both publicly and behind the scenes. I have long been aware of his malicious activities but chose to ignore them. However, this latest fraudulent act has compelled me to conduct a thorough investigation, which has now exposed his criminal schemes beyond any doubt.
For transparency, I am attaching all relevant documents to this statement. Aloy Ejimakor owes the public – especially Biafrans – an explanation for his deliberate forgery of court records and his ongoing deceitful representation.
Thank you.
Signed:
Sir Ifeanyi C. Ejiofor, Esq. (KSC)
February 15, 2025