2019 Presidential aspirant, Adamu Garba, has sued the Chief Executive Officer of Twitter, Jack Dorsey, over growing tension generated from the nationwide #EndSARS protests.

Dorsey had expressed his support for the #EndSARS movement which had been rocking the nation for over a week now, to which Garba threatened with a lawsuit.

Now, following in his words, Garba has submitted a motion of notice in the Federal High Court, Abuja, asking Dorsey to pay “a fine of $1Bn dollars in favour of Federal Republic of Nigeria, as a compensation for lost of lives, properties & convenience as a result your active support for funding of #EndSARS after the issues is been attended to by the Government.”

He continued, “Under a clear mark of gross abuse of privilege, you used your platform to instigate a protest that have now turned into breakdown of law and order in Nigeria. You must publish public apology to Nigerian government and people for violating our sovereignty to peace & security.

“You have violated the international principles of nationhood & democracy, by meddling into our local affairs, knowing fully well that these is capable of toppling the democratically elected government of the day, slowing us down from progress on our hard earned democracy journey.

“I trust that the The Federal High Court of Nigeria will serve you the motion accordingly. You should get ready and pay the fine as a compensation once you receive the motion accordingly. See you in court Thank you. @adamugarba, Nigerian Citizen.”

Dear @jack,

Here’s your motion of notice, a fine of $1Bn dollars in favour of Federal Republic of Nigeria, as a compensation for lost of lives, properties & convenience as a result your active support for funding of #EndSARS after the issues is been attended to by the Government pic.twitter.com/aunph9OIY8

— Adamu Garba II (@adamugarba) October 20, 2020

Under a clear mark of gross abuse of privilege, you used your platform to instigate a protest that have now turned into breakdown of law and order in Nigeria.

You must publish public apology to Nigerian government and people for violating our sovereignty to peace & security.

— Adamu Garba II (@adamugarba) October 20, 2020

I trust that the The Federal High Court of Nigeria will serve you the motion accordingly.

You should get ready and pay the fine as a compensation once you receive the motion accordingly.

See you in court

Thank you.@adamugarba,
Nigerian Citizen.

— Adamu Garba II (@adamugarba) October 20, 2020

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