Korra Obidi Secures Court Victory: Ex-Husband Banned Amidst Harassment Claims

Content creator Korra Obidi has won a significant legal victory, securing a permanent restraining order against her ex-husband, Justin Dean, after an intense legal battle stemming from their tumultuous divorce in 2022.

Korra’s sister, Nancy Umeh, announced the news on Instagram, highlighting the allegations of harassment, defamation, and exploitation against Justin and an associate. Nancy claimed that the associate, who became friends with Justin, allegedly shared intimate content of Korra’s children online.

“Dear IG fam, how are you doing?

I’ve never brought this issue here, but I’m too excited, and I want to share this. Today, my sister @korraobidi secured a permanent restraining order against her stalker from Facebook. This stalker defamed, harassed, and threatened my sister for over two years. It doesn’t end there. This stalker befriended my sister’s ex-husband. The moment you make a video bullying his ex, he contacts you and becomes your friend immediately. He invited her to his house, and she traveled all the way to LA. While she was there, she took videos and pictures of my sister’s children unclad right in their father’s bathroom.

My sister’s ex-husband gave this stalker permission to share the videos and pictures she took with a group of racists in exchange for monetary gains. The stalker was part of a group of racist women who were constantly sabotaging any paid job, performance, influencing gig, and concert my sister got. They were brought together by my sister’s ex to destroy what was left of her.

They gifted him money in exchange for videos and photos of his children. He once received $2,000 for videos of his girls after coming to Facebook to declare that he didn’t want his children on social media. The stalker recorded my sister’s daughter naked, sitting on a potty, and shared this video with the same WhatsApp group with permission from their father.

You may be wondering why I’m writing all these. A few weeks back, my sister was dragged for the one-millionth time by her ex on Instablog. This time, he called her a scammer for starting a GoFundMe for legal fees.

So far, my sister has spent almost $200,000 fighting for her right to be in her children’s lives. He has concocted all sorts of lies to take her children from her. He filed four good ex partes to have her children removed. They all backfired! If my sister didn’t have good lawyers, she would have been deported by now, and he would have full custody.

They share 50/50 custody, but he refused to pay school fees for their daughter’s preschool, he refused to sign their passports for them to visit Nigeria, he refused to pay medical bills for the two occasions the children were sick. To top it all up, he has continuously sabotaged my sister’s livelihood by sticking her Facebook monetized page whenever he catches a glimpse of their children posted on her page. Today was the first of several hearings. She has taken him to court to get her right to motherhood back. We’re happy it’s off to a great start. The stalker can no longer talk about her, bully her online, or come 100 yards near her or her children.

Soon, he’ll have to explain how something he said was a lie became true in court to the point that a judge granted a permanent restraining order. He will have to explain how this stalker got into his home to abuse his children and how he covered up for her until she was exposed.

This man has successfully used ‘morally correct’ women to bully, harass, and defame his ex for almost three years now. The excuse they have for calling her names and emailing any potential gig she has is ‘her dressing.’

Guess what? These women openly doing this are all Black women! You all see why I’m happy about this PRO, right? For the first time, she’s fighting back the attack on her children and livelihood from that app called Facebook. I pray that God will continue to give us reasons to celebrate.

I’m grateful to God for my sister. She escaped, and not a lot of people are that lucky. Now she’ll fight for her total freedom.”

With this ruling, Korra Obidi can now focus on her career and family without fear of harassment or exploitation.