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A law firm, Indemnity Partners, has dissociated itself from a document in respect of Chief Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan and the Alema of Warri Kingdom, High Chief Emmanuel Oritsejolomi Uduaghan.
“Our attention has been drawn to a letter trending on social media purporting to have been issued from our law firm in respect of our client and her husband.”
The law firm said in a statement signed by B. C. Igwilo SAN that the document was inauthentic and of dubious origin.
“That letter is inauthentic and of dubious origin.”
The firm urged the discerning public to ignore the document in circulation in its entirety.
“We categorically distance ourselves from the purported letter and its alleged contents” the statement added.
Below is the full text of the disclaimer
INDEMNITY PARTNERS
LEGAL PRACTITIONERS, NOTARIES PUBLIC
4th November 2022
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
DISCLAIMER
We are solicitors for Mrs Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan.
Our attention has been drawn to a letter trending on social media purporting to have been issued from our law firm in respect of our client and her husband.
We categorically distance ourselves from the purported letter and its alleged contents.
That letter is inauthentic and of dubious origin.
Accordingly, we urge the discerning public to ignore it in its entirety.
B. C. Igwilo SAN
Indemnity Partners
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