Ochuware

lmao i don’t play when it comes to these fake ass psyop plants i did my googles on this lady when the bbc came out with that one doc of her performing tribal incantations

I work in Port Harcourt. I have a colleague who sold everything he had to put his wife through law school. The day she got her first case in our office on Aba Road I was there. The day she served him divorce papers in that same office I was also there. What I witnessed between those two days will never leave me.

Tired of explaining that wishing death on someone is not a crime that should land anybody in prison. It is funny that this is happening in a country where people claim their elected leaders are not doing their job of securing the lives of citizens. Which goes beyond wishing you death, they are actively trying to kill you by abandoning their primary duty as elected officials, yet they are not in prison. This is what I mean when I say that Nigerian don’t know what they want, and are always actively working against their own interests. The people who are loudest in defense of this are the very same people most likely to be victims of this kind of oppression. Wishing someone death is, at worst, a mean thing to say, it is not a crime. A society that claims to be against oppression but celebrates when someone is sent to prison for just being mean is not a serious society. Again, this is the result of your collective superstitious mentality. Wishing someone death doesn’t mean they would die. That’s not how it works. People don’t die because you say they would die. If it worked that way, your president will not be alive today. I’m highly disappointed in people who claim to be educated but are participating in this backward thinking.

Once again, read the Cyber crime act. Also, you’re not anonymous.