A Federal Capital Territory (FCT) court has halted the further sale of Dele Farotimi's book.
In response, Obidients claim it's too late, as they already have a digital copy and plan to make it available online for free.
Interestingly, the Obidients' move may ultimately harm Farotimi, the book's author, who is already facing legal action.
By making the book freely accessible, they may inadvertently deprive Farotimi of any potential financial benefits from his work.
In essence, the court's ruling and the Obidients' actions may have a double-barreled effect on Farotimi.
While the law deals with him in court, the Obidients' actions may undermine his ability to profit from his book.
As one commenter noted, "Keep it up Obidients - more grease to your elbows and no peace for the defamer and the sympathizers."
God bless Nigeria!
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