Attorney Danstan Omari, represented by Danstan Omari & Associates Advocates, has formally requested Ksh15 million from digital creator Halligan Agade, alleging that a recent Facebook post tarnished his professional reputation.

The notice, dated 12 November 2026, instructs Agade to erase the contested post within a 24‑hour period after receipt and to publish a full retraction and apology on the same Facebook page.

The disputed content, posted on Agade’s official Facebook account on the same day, featured an image of Omari seated on a street wearing torn garments while holding a bag labelled “KILLER OF DESTINY”.

Omari’s legal team argues that the visual and its caption were intended to mock him, potentially damaging his standing among the public, fellow lawyers, clients and business partners.

Citing the Constitution, the advocates claim the post infringed Omari’s right to dignity under Article 28 and breached the duty to respect others’ reputation set out in Article 33(3).

Beyond the removal and apology, the demand seeks Ksh15 million as compensation for the alleged injury to Omari’s reputation, the perceived damage to his professional brand and the emotional distress he says he suffered.

The letter warns that if Agade does not comply within the stipulated 24‑hour window, legal action will be initiated without further notice.