Claim Number 3200656/2015

                                                                                                                                                   Page Updated  18 April  2026

The First Claim

In relation to the first claim,  case number 3200656/2015,  my initial is wrongly stated as “S” in the title of the Reserved Judgment dated 19 August 2016.  I have written to the Employment Tribunal and politely asked that the error be corrected and that they issue “Certificate of Correction”.  I am still awaiting the correction of my initial.

The wrong initial aside,  my full name  “Adekunle Adewale” is clearly stated at paragraph 26 in the Reserved Judgment. I did not appeal the Reserved Judgment and neither did the Respondents. 

Continuous Race Discrimination and Victimisation

I do not believe the initial “S” to be a typing error. I believe the initial “S” to be “Sambo” and that it was intentional. In other words I am “Sambo Adewale” as opposed to “Adekunle Adewale” as clearly stated by the Employment Judge at paragraph 26.

“Sambo" is an offensive and derogatory racial slur - a contemptuous term for a black person. It is on a par with “Nigger”.  In England in 1970s, Black people were called “Sambo”. 

Notwithstanding my requests to have the initial “S” amended, it was not amended and I never received notification that the initial “S” was ever amended.