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David Hundeyin, a controversial self-proclaimed investigative journalist, has been ordered by the Royal Courts of Justice, a British court, to pay the sum of £95,000 as damages to Charles Northcott, the British Broadcasting Corporations (BBC) Journalist, for libel. In a 2022 article titled 'Journalism Career Graveyard,' Hundeyin levelled several damning allegations against Northcott, including an accusation that he used his position as the direc…

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The Royal Courts of Justice, a British court, has found a self-styled Nigerian investigative journalist, David Hundeyin, guilty of libel and has ordered him to pay the sum of £95,000 as damages to Charles Northcott.   The complainant Northcott works with the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC). Hundeyin made weighty allegations against him in his ”Journalism Career Graveyard” article.   Hundeyin had made several allegations against Northcott …

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Libel: British Court Orders Investigative Journalist Hundeyin To Pay £95,000 As Damages

GistReel The Royal Courts of Justice in the UK has found Nigerian investigative journalist David Hundeyin guilty of libel and ordered him to pay £95,000 in damages to BBC journalist Charles Northcott. The judgment, delivered on October 8, 2024, comes after Hundeyin made allegations against Northcott in his article “Journalism Career Graveyard,” published in 2022.  Allegations and court findings Hundeyin accused Northcott of engaging in an inappr…

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UK court finds David Hundeyin guilty of libel, ordered to pay £95,000

BREAKING: Fresh Trouble As UK Court Fines David Hundeyin £95000 for Libel—The Royal Courts of Justice in the UK has found David Hundeyin, a self-described Nigerian investigative journalist, guilty of libel against Charles Northcott, a BBC journalist.   The court ordered Hundeyin to pay £95,000 in damages for defamatory claims made in his article Journalism […]

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BREAKING: Fresh Trouble As UK Court Fines David Hundeyin £95000 for Libel

The Royal Courts of Justice in the UK has found Nigerian investigative journalist David Hundeyin guilty of libel and ordered him to pay £95,000 in damages to BBC journalist Charles Northcott.The judgment, delivered on October 8, 2024, comes after Hundeyin made allegations against Northcott in his article “Journalism Career Graveyard,” published in 2022.Allegations and court findingsHundeyin accused Northcott of engaging in an inappropriate relat…

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The Royal Courts of Justice, a British court, has found David Hundeyin, a self-styled Nigerian investigative journalist, guilty of libel and has ordered him to pay the sum of £95,000as damages to Charles Northcott, the British Broadcasting Corporations (BBC)’s Journalist who Hundeyin made weighty allegations against in his ”Journalism Career Graveyard” article. Hundeyin had made several allegations against Northcott following the publication of …

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British Court Orders Hundeyin To Pay £95,000 As Damages To BBC Journalist For Libel

Nigerian journalist David Hundeyin found guidance of libel by the Royal Courts of Justice in the UK. David Hundeyin ordered to pay £95,000 in damages to BBC journalist Charles Northcott for defamatory allegations. Hundeyin accused Northcott of inappropriate behavior with Kiki Mordi during the Sex for Grades documentaryy production, which the court dismissed as unfounded. [...] The post David Hundeyin loses libel case, ordered to pay £95,000 for …

Nigerian journalist David Hundeyin found guilty of libel by the Royal Courts of Justice in the UK. David Hundeyin ordered to pay £95,000 in damages to BBC journalist Charles Northcott for defamatory allegations. Hundeyin accused Northcott of inappropriate behavior with Kiki Mordi during the Sex for Grades documentary production, which the court dismissed as unfounded.  […] The post David Hundeyin loses libel case, ordered to pay £95,000 for defa…

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