Mutane da yawa anyi arresting nasu a App dinnan saboda post da sukayi irin su Abu Gaza, Abu Ayyan and the rest and almost 90% of Arewa twitter users sympathize with themโฆ ask yourself this question, ita mai yasa babu wanda yake sympathizing da ita?
@Boss_Aleeyu And perhaps this is the part people don't want to hear.
You cannot spend years building an online identity around being provocative, reckless or constantly saying the opposite of everyone else, then suddenly expect everyone to interpret a serious incident as an innocent mistake.
@BashirAhmaad Haba Bashir, we all know what she did is intentional.
We have seen a series of influencers using the same pattern and this proves to be the only way to get them back on track.
I won't beg @OPay_NG to withdraw. Let her be punished according to her crime. Simple.
"But she apologized to OPay!"
Okay.
And?
Does an apology automatically remove someone's right to seek legal remedy if they believe they suffered damage?
Let the appropriate authorities investigate and let the law determine what happens.
Ummulkhairi, will you just stop this?
Haifa wasnโt the first person to post that fake disclaimer about OPay. Hers simply went viral, so a lot of people didnโt see the others.
Secondly, she deleted the post and apologised after OPay asked her to do so.
So why is she being arrested?
She needs a good lawyer, and I genuinely hope she gets the legal support she needs to come out of this mess.
And to those Muslims celebrating someoneโs misfortune, I just hope I wonโt see you preaching โIslam this, Islam that,โ because you and I know that celebrating another personโs suffering is not what Islam taught us.
May Allah guide us all.
@The_Umdazz "But she apologized to OPay!"
Okay.
And?
Does an apology automatically remove someone's right to seek legal remedy if they believe they suffered damage?
Let the appropriate authorities investigate and let the law determine what happens.
Ummulkhairi, will you just stop this?
@sarkinnomaa That's the plain truth.
Like her or not, apologies is simply not enough to cover up the damages she's done to them.
This is where the law enforcement and the court comes to play.