CASE UPDATE: Susan Mutami And Okocha Ikoro Lawyers Letter

Pravilesh Chand, Solicitor (PPCS Lawyers), acting for Mr. Okocha Ikoro. Date of Letter: 11 June 2026. Allegations Against Client: A user named Susan Mutami (“Susan”) made false, damaging claims on your platform, including that Mr. Ikoro: Spiked her drink/drugged her. S_exually assaulted/r-pe-d her. Gave her an STI. Is dishonest and guilty of a crime. Is involved in a criminal syndicate, fraud, drugs, and trafficking young girls. Platforms Involved: Susan’s social media accounts (-mutami_susan) on X (Twitter), TikTok, Facebook, and a blog (gambakwe.com). Specific post URLs are listed. Client’s Denial: Mr. Ikoro strongly denies all allegations as untrue, false, and misleading. Legal Basis: The posts constitute harassment, bullying, and breach of the Defamation Act 2005 (Qld). Police Investigation: Susan filed a police complaint. Police investigated and laid no charges. An email from Police Constable Olivia Beard (5 June 2026) confirms the investigation is closed with no further action. Harm to Client: The posts have seriously damaged his reputation. As a result: He cannot show his face in his community. He has had to step aside from his business. People have shown up at his home and contacted his family. Demands (within 7 days): Immediately remove every Wrongful Publication. Provide evidence of removal. Cease reposting or sharing any further defamatory content about Mr. Ikoro. Legal Threat: If demands are not met, legal proceedings will be commenced under the Defamation Act, and you may be joined as a party to the lawsuit and liable for costs. Future Communication: All replies must be directed to their firm in writing.