“WHAT IF SHE NEVER EVEN WANTED TO TELL ME.”
“WHO ARE YOU TO TAKE AWAY HER LIBERTY”
ngl, I fell on my knees with tears in my eyes inside ebeano supermarket while reading this.
THIS NIGGA @BlaqBonez BUZZED ME WITH THE INTENTION OF TELLING ME THAT HE WAS FRIENDS WITH BENEFIT WITH MY GIRLFRIEND A LONG TIME AGO,THINKING I AM UNAWARE.
WHO DOES SUCH A VILE THING?
WHAT IF SHE NEVER TOLD ME?
WHAT IF THE GIRL WANTED TO TELL ME THE NEXT DAY?
WHAT IF SHE NEVER EVEN WANTED TO TELL ME.
WHO ARE YOU TO TAKE AWAY HER LIBERTY TO TELL ME IF YOU NO WAN SPOIL HER LIFE.
AFTER YOU DON THREATEN AM, BULLY AM, HARRAS AM.
YOU STILL COME MY PHONE DEY ASK ME WHY I NO COME JERIQ SHOW
YOU LUCKY SAY I NO COME. 😂
I’m such a gorgeous girl yet posting myself on any social media gives me anxiety which is weird because once upon a time, I used to like being out there.
@AfricaFactsZone, Thank you for bringing this up. First, it's true I took back my ambulance & I have no apologies for that. Why did I do it? It's because they didn't vote for me. So did you expect me to walkaway with nothing? Galatians 6:7 A man reaps what he sows.
This was @AdekunleGold in 2012 openly criticizing then President @GoodluckJonathan. Back then, it was rightly called free speech, and if he had been arrested for those tweets, we would have been on the streets demanding his immediate release.
How then does someone who benefited from freedom of expression turn around years later to use the police, courts, and the brutal cybercrime framework against ordinary Nigerians over online banter and social media exchanges?
You cannot enjoy free speech when you are powerless and criminalize it the moment you become influential. Freedom of expression must apply to everyone, celebrities, politicians, activists, and poor young Nigerians on social media alike.
The Nigeria Police Force @PoliceNG must stop acting as a private army for the rich and famous, while the judiciary must stop handing down outrageous punishments over internet speech that should never be criminal matters in the first place.
Today, we are once again witnessing the reckless abuse of @policenh powers against social media users in Nigeria.
What is even more disturbing is how some Nigerian celebrities now appear more eager than politicians and security agencies to throw largely poor young Nigerians into prison under the guise of “cybercrime,” simply because of internet banter or comments they dislike.
I have read reports about singers like @Simi and @AdekunleGold allegedly using the police against critics online, and now similar allegations involving @ayrastarr and others keep surfacing.
Meanwhile, these same celebrities sit comfortably among international stars abroad demanding respect and award for creative freedom and artistic expression, yet many of those global celebrities would never (and functioning systems) won’t let them weaponize the police, corrupt prosecutors, or compromised court judges against ordinary citizens over free speech or online commentary.
This growing culture of criminalizing speech, jokes, criticism, trolling, and online banter is dangerous to democracy and fundamentally incompatible with freedom of expression.
The real shame belongs to the irresponsible Nigeria Police Force @PoliceNG and sections of the justice system that continue enabling these abuses instead of protecting citizens’ rights.
The police must stop acting as private enforcers for the rich, connected and powerful. Nigerians cannot continue to be shipped to prison because influential people are offended online.
#RevolutionNow
- Tolu stole N5,000 from her parents but she couldn’t just start spending it freely in school without teachers or classmates asking where she got the money from.
- So, on her way to school she bought pens and started selling them to her classmates.
- Now, the money appears legitimate because everyone believes Tolu is making money from selling pens. She can now buy food and snacks without suspicion.
This is true. He won’t let that shit happen to him twice. The Yorubas ate when they said...
“Funmi once, shame on you. Funmi twice, shame on me” or something like that.
@Vodoss@the_Lawrenz Okay... So, I take my previous comment back 😞 I went back and listened to just Wanna Be Startin’ Somethin’ now. That one song alone is enough to show there’s definitely something extraordinary in MJ’s music and Chris Brown doesn’t come close.