Junior

Good tidings

[Junior @WillMeetInCourt]

@kingysly_01 @iam_Uchenna Sorry I meant to say 2010. A 2010 BMW isn't worth 6k in the uk

[Junior @WillMeetInCourt]

@guylikesolomon When don jazzy arrest you for defamation nobody go beg for you. Mumu

[DOZIE @Laxix6]

Politicians in Nigeria travel to these countries, see the development and don’t feel ashamed of their own country.

They’re not moved one bit to bring such developments down here. It’s insane.

[Junior @WillMeetInCourt]

@JBLaudio Your customer service is refusing to replace the headphones citing accidental damage. It’s not accidental damage. The headphones came apart 3 days after I received them.

[Junior @WillMeetInCourt]

@JBLaudio you sold me defective Tour m3. Less than two weeks old the plastic has started to come off. You have refused to replace it. That’s really unfair.

[Junior @WillMeetInCourt]

That’s the Tour one M3. Instead your customer care is accusing me of sabotage. If I didn’t want it I’d have asked for a refund easily.

[Junior @WillMeetInCourt]

@HynexBrown You are an idiot.

[Junior @WillMeetInCourt]

@Dizixv @Princeziller @weupppppp1 Truly you no get sense

[Uzo Njoku @uzoart]

@PeterClem1989 You cant reject a request that I never asked him permission for

[Junior @WillMeetInCourt]

@itsacybersumtin You haven't added me to the group for over a week. I've paid

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[Junior @WillMeetInCourt]

@itsacybersumtin Mentor

[Junior @WillMeetInCourt]

@cyb3rshi3ld I do

[Junior @WillMeetInCourt]

@radiogad @burnaboy Ewu. Old man like you fooling yourself on the internet. Mugu

[Junior @WillMeetInCourt]

@Daffydre2 @grok what's this movie called

[AFAM OSIGWE @afamosigwe]

STATEMENT BY THE NIGERIAN BAR ASSOCIATION ON THE ARREST OF DELE FAROTIMI AND ALLEGED INVASION OF HIS LAW FIRM

The Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) @NigBarAssoc is gravely concerned about the arrest of Dele Farotimi @DeleFarotimi on allegations of libel, as well as the reported invasion of his law firm and the harassment of lawyers and staff within the premises. These actions constitute a troubling breach of the rule of law and the sanctity of the legal profession.

While the Nigerian Police Force has the authority to investigate crimes, this power must be exercised within the confines of the law and in respect of offenses recognized under Nigerian law.

We must reiterate that the alleged offense of libel, for which Dele Farotimi was reportedly arrested, is not recognized as a criminal offense under the laws of Lagos State. The Criminal Law of Lagos State 2011 repealed the criminalization of defamation by omitting it from its provisions. This progressive legislative move aligns with global best practices, which treat defamation as a civil wrong rather than a criminal offense.

The Supreme Court in Aviomoh v. Commissioner of Police & Anor (2021) affirmed this position. Justice Helen Ogunwumiju, JSC, unequivocally held that defamation ceased to be a criminal offense in Lagos State following the enactment of the Criminal Law of Lagos State 2011. This authoritative pronouncement leaves no room for doubt.

Furthermore, under Sections 4 and 24 of the Police Act, 2020, the Nigerian Police Force is mandated to act only about conduct that constitutes a criminal offense under Nigerian law. Arresting individuals for non-criminal matters, such as defamation in Lagos State, is not only unlawful but also a blatant violation of the principles of legality and the rule of law.

Of equal concern is the reported invasion of Dele Farotimi’s law firm and the harassment of lawyers and staff within the premises. Reports that phones were confiscated from lawyers and staff during this invasion highlight a severe disregard for the sanctity of legal practice and the constitutional rights of individuals. The legal profession is a cornerstone of justice and democracy, and any attempt to undermine its independence is a direct assault on the rule of law.

The NBA unequivocally condemns the invasion of Mr. Farotimi’s law firm, the harassment of its lawyers and staff, and the unlawful seizure of their phones. Such actions are not only a violation of the constitutional right to dignity and privacy but also an affront to the independence of the legal profession.

We, therefore demand the immediate release of Dele Farotimi, as his arrest lacks any basis under the laws of Lagos State. The authorities must swiftly launch an investigation into the invasion of his law firm, with the findings made public and those responsible held accountable.

We urge law enforcement agencies to prioritize the principles of legality, fairness, and respect for human rights in their operations. These principles are foundational to justice, democracy, and the protection of citizens’ freedoms.

Mazi Afam Osigwe, SAN
President
Nigerian Bar Association

[Junior @WillMeetInCourt]

@officialtamtv @TonyOElumelu You are an Oaf

[Samuel Ade @SamuelAde_]

Then I will give you rain in due season, and the land shall yield her increase, and the trees of the field shall yield their fruit. - Lev 26:4

[Junior @WillMeetInCourt]

@Chude Completely agree