The publication allegedly showed Omari seated on the streets, dressed in torn clothes and carrying a bag bearing the words "KILLER OF DESTINY."
Lawyer Danstan Omari has demanded Ksh.15 million in damages from China TV journalist and digital creator Halligan Agade over an alleged defamatory social media post depicting him as a destitute man seated on the streets in tattered clothes.
The demand follows Omari's representation of a Linda Mwananchi Movement member who moved to court seeking to stop Edwin Sifuna's political outfit from holding its National Delegates Conference.
Through his lawyers, Timothy Kilonzo of Danstan Omari and Associates Advocates, Omari issued a demand letter dated November 12, 2026, accusing Agade of publishing malicious and defamatory content on his official Facebook account.
The publication allegedly showed Omari seated on the streets, dressed in torn clothes and carrying a bag bearing the words "KILLER OF DESTINY."
In the demand letter, Omari's lawyers argue that the image and accompanying message were deliberately designed to ridicule, shame and damage his professional reputation among clients, colleagues, members of the judiciary and the general public.
They contend that the phrase "killer of destiny" portrayed him as an advocate who destroys the lives, hopes, prosperity and future of people who seek his legal services.
