Ba'ayi mutum a twitter ba daze Saka nadena Saka wannan yarinyar ba, it's better for you to focus on other things,saboda ni na rainaku Baku kaiba wallahi 😂
@OPay_NG she's even using your opay,she indeed made a mistake and she apologised and took the post down,we know she causes damage to your customers,but please pardon her.
God bless @OPay_NG
We all know that what Haifa did was wrong and virtually nobody supported her actions. However, I have questions about what happened afterwards.
From what I have followed, after her tweet went viral, OPay only asked her to take down the post and issue an apology within a specified timeframe. My understanding is that she did exactly what she was asked to do she removed the post and apologised.
So, why would OPay still go ahead to have her arrested, particularly if she had complied with the company’s demands?
I would have viewed the matter differently if Haifa had refused to take down the post or apologise after being asked to do so. But if she did exactly what OPay requested, then I believe there are legitimate questions about why her arrest was still necessary, especially if the decision was influenced by calls from social media users demanding her arrest.
I therefore want to make a sincere and strong appeal to OPay, please, kindly look into this matter again. Haifa is a young woman and a student. She made a mistake, was called out for it, and, from what we all saw, complied with the corrective steps OPay itself requested. If that is indeed the case, I believe keeping her in custody serves little useful purpose.
We can condemn what Haifa did without condemning her as a person. We can hold people accountable for their mistakes while still showing compassion, especially when they have acknowledged the wrongdoing and complied with the remedy requested of them.
OPay, please reconsider this matter. We appeal to you to have Haifa released and allow this incident to end with a lesson learned rather than a young student’s life being unnecessarily derailed.
@OPay_NG