STATEMENT I welcome this ruling as an important milestone in our pursuit of justice. The court has ordered the 2nd Defendant, EABL, to deposit KSh 10 million into a joint account held by counsel for both parties pending the hearing and determination of the suit. The court also dismissed the objection that sought to halt these proceedings on the basis of sub judice. While this is not the final determination of the matter, it is a significant step forward and reinforces our confidence in the independence of Kenya's Judiciary and the rule of law. We have always maintained that this dispute should be resolved through the courts, and the decision demonstrates that the judicial process remains a credible avenue for accountability and justice. I extend my sincere appreciation to my legal team,@OmariAdv Danstan Omari & Associates Advocates, for their professionalism, resilience, and unwavering commitment throughout these proceedings. Their dedication has been instrumental in reaching this important stage. Beyond this case, I hope today's ruling sends a powerful message to Kenya's creative industry, entrepreneurs, and innovators. You see, too often, creatives feel powerless when faced with contractual disputes involving larger corporations. This ruling is a reminder that the courts remain an avenue for justice, that contracts matter, and that no one should be discouraged from seeking legal redress when they believe they have been wronged. Even reaching this stage is a victory not just for me, but for every creative who has wondered whether pursuing justice is worth the fight. It affirms that the legal system can protect the rights of creators and businesses alike, and that justice is possible when one remains steadfast. As the matter proceeds, we will continue to respect the court process . We remain confident that the facts and the law will ultimately prevail.