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@OlabodeAmen

🇳🇬🇬🇭 Product Manager || Mobility 📦and Finance 🏦 || @ridefraser || ex @keystonebankng @anakle

The Great Before เข้าร่วม Kasım 2013
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If you don’t speak, how would we hear your voice? How would we hear your message?
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Nnamdi 🦅@_Nsznn·
Look at the speedometer, As a good driver what are you doing next ??
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@onyilacreme @hackSultan Honestly, this is it. From battling a crippled economy to insecurity to politics to the lack of electricity to rape to religion, it’s a lot
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@hackSultan This country's issues are numerous. We wake up and sleep to issues! And it is more than a regular occurrence now.
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Name cannot be blank
Name cannot be blank@hackSultan·
Good morning. Looks like everyone has moved on from this Ozoro matter. I just want to say this : As a country, I understand we’re not a lot of twitter but we really lack collective focus on collective issues. I pray the ladies involved get proper treatments and support and praying the perpetrators get punished. 1. Do not standby and watch sexual assault happen beside you. Stand against it and let your voice be heard. 2. Do not be directly involved in sexual assault. 3. Do not falsely accuse anyone of sexual assault.
Name cannot be blank@hackSultan

I don’t want to sound like a nuisance but it’ll be good to hear some update from the government and the police on this Ozoro matter, everything is dying down. I’m yet to actually see one person that was arrested.

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joel ighalo ESQ.
joel ighalo ESQ.@_empighalo·
@The_Ogundipe Statements like "this case will crumble" coming from a professional colleague are not innocent by any stretch of imagination. They are even unethical. Curiously, I believe the HR guy has a prima facie case against the other guy. I did a write-up here: x.com/i/status/20378…
joel ighalo ESQ.@_empighalo

Even if you think @bsong_HR does not have a good case, I don't think it is ethically correct for lawyers, as professional colleagues, to nit-pick or tear apart a process which came from another lawyer, who works in a reputable law firm like SSK, which unarguably has a standard of excellence to uphold. I believe that the letter passed through scrutiny and appraisal from the Dispute Resolution Practice Group and they assessed that their client has a prima facie case! I agree that the topic bordering on rape is sensitive but remember every case must be determined according to their peculiar facts. So here is my view: While I agree with the principle established by the Bane and Antidote concept, it should be noted that in English Defamation cases where this principle has been applied, the underlying philosophy is that "a defamatory statement cannot be judged in isolation if the SAME publication contains words that correct, explain or neutralise the defamatory sting." In Chalmers v. Payne (1835) 2 Cr. M. & R 56, 159 from which this principle originated, the court stated that: “If in one part of the publication something disreputable to the plaintiff is stated, but that is removed by the conclusion, the bane and the antidote must be taken together.” Now, can it be said that the tortfeasor's "defamatory statement" contained words which neutralised the defamatory sting? The tortfeasor even published his picture. 😂 Wouldn't it be a different thing if the other person had said, "you said all men are rapists so by your logic, you are the face of a rapist"? Remember that in defamation, the plain and ordinary meaning of the defamatory words must be considered. What some of us are trying to do is introduce context from the HR guy's tweets, that he said all men are rapists. Curiously, those tweets are no longer on the internet (I ran a search), and litigation is evidence-based. I hope nothing deters bsong from suing. Principles of law are meant to be tested because they ultimately enrich out jurisprudence.

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Ogundipe, Esq.
Ogundipe, Esq.@The_Ogundipe·
When a demand letter or court process makes it to the public, there's something that feels wrong about colleagues publicly poking holes in it and saying things like: "This case will crumble", "This case cannot go anywhere". As innocent as such comments appear, there's an unspoken and maybe unintended message that they pass to the public. A message that the lawyer who drafted such doesn't know his onions or that the process is ill-advised. Apart from the fact that such moves hastily puts a question mark on the competence of such colleagues, it is also an indictment on those making such comments. It isn't a mark of professional courtesy or respect. In addition, there are ways we have been taught not to comment on pending matters. I feel that comments of that nature should go behind the scenes between colleagues and not publicly.
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Dolly@Didiola_·
@Essy_shalom @Awamaridiii Nah, it’s three ladies + 1 guy = One family and then three ladies - One family as well
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Ω Stormbreaker@OlabodeAmen·
@atulit_gaur It’s not logistically feasible, I watched a documentary where they stated that for researchers, it is extremely difficult to situate or secure structures due to extreme winds asides the cold. You might place a structure in a location and it’s in another the next day.
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joel ighalo ESQ.
joel ighalo ESQ.@_empighalo·
Even if you think @bsong_HR does not have a good case, I don't think it is ethically correct for lawyers, as professional colleagues, to nit-pick or tear apart a process which came from another lawyer, who works in a reputable law firm like SSK, which unarguably has a standard of excellence to uphold. I believe that the letter passed through scrutiny and appraisal from the Dispute Resolution Practice Group and they assessed that their client has a prima facie case! I agree that the topic bordering on rape is sensitive but remember every case must be determined according to their peculiar facts. So here is my view: While I agree with the principle established by the Bane and Antidote concept, it should be noted that in English Defamation cases where this principle has been applied, the underlying philosophy is that "a defamatory statement cannot be judged in isolation if the SAME publication contains words that correct, explain or neutralise the defamatory sting." In Chalmers v. Payne (1835) 2 Cr. M. & R 56, 159 from which this principle originated, the court stated that: “If in one part of the publication something disreputable to the plaintiff is stated, but that is removed by the conclusion, the bane and the antidote must be taken together.” Now, can it be said that the tortfeasor's "defamatory statement" contained words which neutralised the defamatory sting? The tortfeasor even published his picture. 😂 Wouldn't it be a different thing if the other person had said, "you said all men are rapists so by your logic, you are the face of a rapist"? Remember that in defamation, the plain and ordinary meaning of the defamatory words must be considered. What some of us are trying to do is introduce context from the HR guy's tweets, that he said all men are rapists. Curiously, those tweets are no longer on the internet (I ran a search), and litigation is evidence-based. I hope nothing deters bsong from suing. Principles of law are meant to be tested because they ultimately enrich out jurisprudence.
Felix The GenZ HR is HIRING@bsong_HR

Hello @iamklausenburg, you have a mail. I wish you all the best.

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Ω Stormbreaker@OlabodeAmen·
@BlehisBack These people are fucking ridiculous. Make them dey ginger, the matter go sha dey court.
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Not the little B💕
Not the little B💕@BlehisBack·
This was the tweet, no? He didn’t even allude to any position. It was a call to stop bullying the OP for an opinion. I’ve seen stretches, but this is the stretchiest stretch in history of stretching. Anyways, may the best man win in court ♥️
Felix The GenZ HR is HIRING@bsong_HR

The entire gang-up against @ogheneovie_o is so ridiculous. You can't bully people for having an opinion. It's sick that most of you are on that lane (bullies). Everyone will be alright eventually.

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Ω Stormbreaker@OlabodeAmen·
@OlanipekunTobiD Flames, you be my guy, but if you follow the matter well, you go see say this recourse dey necessary. But no wham
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Lawyer to the Bad Boys
Lawyer to the Bad Boys@OlanipekunTobiD·
When i saw this post, I was in traffic, and I laughed. In an attempt to be smart by half, you took one part of his post and ran with it. Well, my good, Sir, the law doesn't work that way. "To prove libel, the broad impression conveyed by the publication must be considered not the meaning of each word taken out of context...the publication has to be considered as a whole" - Thank you @NWLRonline for the assist. He quoted your own post. You called all men rapists. What are you? A goat? Please wrap this up before 12 pm today. This is DOA already.
Felix The GenZ HR is HIRING@bsong_HR

Hello @iamklausenburg, you have a mail. I wish you all the best.

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Oluwaseun
Oluwaseun@officialtelz·
Mr A: All of us in this room are thieves Mr B: Ladies and gentlemen, Mr A is a foremost professional thief Mr A: How dare you call me a thief? You have defamed me, let’s go to court. Meanwhile in Osakwe v. Union Bank of Nigeria Plc, the COA held that Self-publication does not count as defamation Meaning If a person makes a statement about himself, or his own demography, it cannot be held as defamation if used by another party against him.
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@jodambusta You go need understand the difference between libel and prejudice first. onye nzuzu
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Bane@jodambusta·
You don't want men to counter not all men when they call all men rapists, but them call you rapist you rush go dash lawyer money for legal steps. All men but not you. Compound imbecile
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Rinu Oduala 🔥🔫@SavvyRinu·
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Joice🤍🇧🇪@Joiceoflagos·
Passport is now 140k for 5years And 240k for 10 years LOL
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@BlehisBack @bsong_HR Blanket statement is simply Prejudicial or Stereotypical. Taking it one step to point fingers without proof over varying opinions is simply inviting a lawsuit.
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Not the little B💕
Not the little B💕@BlehisBack·
It’s the exact point I kept trying to make on the said day. You can disagree on the “all men” vs “not all men” conversation. 
Some people firmly believe “all men” is the right framing, others think it’s an overreach and that “some men” is the more appropriate nomenclature. That’s a valid debate. Have it. But outright calling someone a rapist? That’s an entirely different territory. At that point, you have to be ready to stand by it and accept whatever consequences follow.
Felix The GenZ HR is HIRING@bsong_HR

Hello @iamklausenburg, you have a mail. I wish you all the best.

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