Speed Darlington Demands N300 Million Compensation Over Alleged Human Rights Violation
Controversial Nigerian singer, Speed Darlington, has announced his intention to demand N300 million in compensation from the Nigeria Police for what he described as a violation of his human rights.
The singer, who was recently released from detention after two months, thanked his lawyer, Mazi David Ihuoma, for standing by him throughout the ordeal.
In a video shared on his social media page, Speed Darlington recounted his experience, claiming that despite being granted bail by a court, he was unlawfully held due to alleged interference from “higher powers.”
Expressing his determination to fight for justice, the singer said:
“I will stop at nothing to get my N300 million compensation for the violation of my rights.”
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In the caption accompanying the video, he wrote:
“Thank you 🙏🏿 Mazi David Ihuoma Esq. We going all the way! They must pay me for violating my human rights—300 million naira. We will drag them more than Stanley and I dragged that bank that violated me two years ago.”
This isn’t Speed Darlington’s first time pursuing legal action. He previously gained attention for a legal battle with a financial institution.
Fans and followers are now eagerly watching to see how this case unfolds and whether the singer will succeed in his quest for justice.
