Shekarau: As Court Hammers Business Eye, Desert Herald
Apologises
Writers Articles And Opinions
18 October 2010
By Saka Raji
Audu
Good name, they say, is better
than riches, and according to another popular saying,
"all days are for thief but one day is for the owner.
Every thing of this world is based on time. There is
time to work, to play, to sleep and to die. Likewise,
there is time to defame, to make money (by hook and
crook) and time to pay back. The day was 11th
October 2010, a High Court sitting in Kano awarded
Governor Ibrahim Shekarau,
Sardauna of Kano the sum of N1 billion as
damages in a defamation suit he filed against a Lagos
– based magazine, Business Eye. Sensing that
the day of reckoning and retribution has come, another
notorious defamer, the Desert Herald that has
taken defamation and blackmail as hobby, quickly
atoned for her culpable sin by tendering public
apology in her edition of Vol. 1, No. 78, 12th
– 19th September 2010. This apology is not
done out of coincidence but for fear of walking in the
path of the Business Eye.
It all started in December 2008
when the embattled Business Eye, acting on self
delusion published unfounded, damaging and libelous
publication against the humble governor of the most
populous state, Malam (Dr)
Ibrahim Shekarau, Sardauna Kano.
According to the publication, it alleged that the
governor had eight foreign accounts through which he
corruptly enriched himself by engaging in money
laundering and inflation of contracts. The magazine
further alleged that the governor had bank account at
the National Commercial Bank, Saudi Arabia, several
houses in choice places in France by the name Ibrahim
A. Shekarau.
But when confronted for
confirmation, the said bank in
Saudi Arabia
said it did not have any customer by that name. The
Business Eye had also alleged that Malam Shekarau
had another bank account in
Egypt by the name
National Commercial Bank
in the country. Delivering the judgment, Justice Tani
Yusuf Hassan noted that for two years the defendants
have failed to provide evidence to support their
claims and tried to frustrate the case by incessant
requests for adjournments and absence from court.
The
Judge stated that the court had
received evidence in the form of letters and
authorities in the eight countries in which the
magazine alleged that the governor had accounts in
foreign banks, adding that it was established that the
banks are either non-existent or the accounts/account
numbers are fictitious. So, the evidence before the
court was "not challenged by the defendants despite
being given all the opportunity to present their case
before the court", the Judge maintained. Justice Tani
therefore ordered the defendants to immediately
retract the publication and awarded N300million as
compensation to the governor for the libelous
publication in addition to N700 Million as punitive or
exemplary damage for the callous and unrepentant
assault on his character, pride and dignity.
The court, in addition to the
award of N50,000- as the cost of litigation, also
ordered the defendants to write a public apology to
the plaintiff on the Business Eye's website,
Economy International Magazine, the Guardian
and This Day newspapers. It also restrained
the defendants, their servants or privy from further
use of the same or similar libelous words against the
plaintiff. See front page of Daily Triumph of
October 12, 2010. This is the end of the road for
recalcitrant and mushroom publishers who think that
they can publish fake items and go scot free. All
these would have been avoided if our modern day
journalists and publishers adhere strictly to the good
ethic of journalism profession. As a result of avarice
and desire to malign the good name of people for no
just cause, our reporters and publishers often resort
to publication of unfounded rumour and blackmail for
peanut and self serving goals. Perhaps, it is now a
matter of second thought and had we known for the
Business Eye.
This landmark judgment has proven
to doubting Thomases that no matter the interest
involved, it is always good for one to cross check
one's fact before disseminating same to the public. It
is not proper that we destroy somebody's name just
because we do not like such person. Religiously, we
are enjoined to be fair to our enemy and do unto
others as we would like others to do unto us. Leave
that which you are in doubt and do that which you are
not in doubt should be the guiding principle. Why must
we say something, which we know is not correct? This
is why the publishers of Business Eye had to
face the music of their hand work.
It is also now clear that the
grain has been shifted from the chaff. The truth is
that there is the need for all those who have been
making fictitious and arrogant publications against
Shekarau in particular and others in general to
retrace their steps if their type of journalism must
have meaning to the public. It is not always correct
that the only way a newspaper can make market is to go
sensational, publishing fictions and unfounded story
instead of fact that the people require. If a
newspaper is known of its accuracy of fact, it will be
liked and patronized. If one does not have the time to
ascertain fact before going to the press, where shall
one get the time to devote to court case should one be
charged to court for defamation? This is why we must
be extremely careful to have control over the
information we disseminate because it is always a
difficult thing if we allow our information to control
us. Freedom of expression does not mean that we should
fabricate issue and present it as fact. This is what
the modern communicators; especially those hungry for
money do not want to understand.
It is not easy to be good in our
modern day society. Those who want to be good citizens
should be ready to be maligned and disparaged, and
this is mainly why we have more number of bad people
than the good ones. This, however, does not mean that
we should not be good citizens because, no man plants
maize to harvest yam. It is what we sow that we reap.
The Business Eye magazine planted seed of
discord, ill-feeling, lies and destruction some two
years ago but today, the repercussion of its bad deeds
has been put to test and made to pay dearly for it.
And even if the paper appeals, the truth is that it
will only be postponing the evil day because the truth
has clearly come out and it is not easy to be
carpeted. It shouldn't be business as usual all the
time.
As the publishers of Business
Eye mourns their 'death' over the catastrophe that
greeted their careless sinful publication, based on
the outcome of their defamation against the honourable
Governor Ibrahim Shekarau, the publishers of notorious
Desert Herald quickly apologized for the false
publication they carried in its edition of its 5th
-12th October, 2010 alluding that a certain
building situated at BUK road belongs to one of the
Shekarau's wives. In addition to the fact that the
publishers of this junk newspaper knew that they were
just telling lies to sell their nauseating paper, the
true owner of the building was able to get to their
neck for them to retract the fake story or get the
boot in their mouth as the court did to Business
Eye. The Desert Herald quickly put a kind
of mutilated apology against its false publication.
Look at this. "Our attention has been drawn to an
unintended mix-up in the above story published in our
edition of last week, where 'Yallabo Super Store,
located along Bayero University road,
Kano was erroneously
presented as belonging to the wife of Governor
Shekarau, Hajiya Halima. This is a mix up from our
part and we regret any inconveniences caused to the
real and genuine owners of the said business. Signed:
Management." The irony of this statement from the so
called Management of the Desert Herald is that
in its false publication, it boasted to the readers
that it was sure of its story and promised that more
facts would be published in its next edition. The fact
of the matter in its next edition is the above apology
it tendered. In any case, what did they mean by mix
up? Mix up implies that certain thing was meant for
what was actually done. So, what did they intend to
publish that they mistakenly published something else?
How can there be a mix up in a full page publication
with picture to match? In its first story, the
Desert Herald did not mention one of Shekarau's
wives that purportedly owns the false property
attributed to her. It said it belongs to one of the
governor's wives. But how come that Hajiya Halima is
now mentioned in Desert Herald's corrigendum?
This is why it is not good to tell lies because a liar
like Desert Herald needs another lies to cover
its lie. This is what I have always been saying in my
constant responses to every false publication against
Shekarau by the now seemingly repentant Desert
Herald and its fellow travelers. I thank God that
I have now been vindicated. Alhamdulillah!
Consequently, certain Jaafar
Jaafar of No. 319 Warshu Hospital Road Kawaji, Kano
should also know that his serial lies he posted in the
Sahara Reporters website under the heading of
"How Shekarau Operates His Foreign Bank Accounts" is
useless and of no effect and therefore, must be thrown
to the dogs, following the defamation judgment against
his principal, Business Eye in favour of
Malam Ibrahim Shekarau.
Like I succinctly stated in my rejoinder to the said
publication (See Daily Triumph of September 17,
2008, p.20; Weekly Trust of September 20, 2008,
p43; New Nigerian Newspaper of
November 20,
2008 and Daily Triumph of November 21, 2008),
those assertions of Jaafar Jaafar are nothing but
figment of his imagination and they have remained so.
I am indeed happy that the truth has once again
triumphed over the falsehood.
Finally I wish to congratulate
His Excellency,
Malam (Dr) Ibrahim Shekarau for the landmark judgment
over the defamation of his character by the
Business Eye. Now that the truth has come out, I
wish to caution other media owners to be wary of
reporters that would always like to drag their names
into the mud by presenting fiction as fact to them.
They should know the serious implication on their
papers if taken to court to prove such insinuations
and blatant lies. Their reporters would nave done that
for a peanut but the management of the paper may end
up paying through their noses as in the case of the
Business Eye. May the truth continue to rise over
falsehood, amen
Saka Raji Audu writes from
Kano and can be reached on his email:
sakaraj@yahoo.com
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