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A London-based blogger, Maureen Badejo, has rejected the founder and General Overseer of Omega Fire Ministries Worldwide, Apostle Johnson Suleman's offer of £500 monthly payment of the judgement sum of £19,601.00 which was awarded against him by the Queens Bench Division of the UK High Court of Justice. The Queens Bench Division of the UK High Court of Justice in March 2022 ordered Apostle Johnson Suleman to pay £19,601 as part of sanctions in the suit he entered against Badejo, alleging defamation of character.

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Maureen had earlier been summoned to appear before the Queens Bench Division of UK High Court of Justice over alleged defamation of character of the Nigerian cleric.