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It is so sad how these cases are always term "The abuser against the abused" in court. Here in America, these cases would have been "The State against the abuser" regardless of what case it is, which gives abusers no escape room but face justice. I hope things can change. Soooo...sad
Here’s what I think: My first thought was that of disappointment in Debbie and all & Disappointment in some women really and how they don’t help themselves But on a second thought yeah, Nigeria is an unsafe country; Although we believe Debbie was compensated financially; what if she was also threatened??! There’s no protection in Nigeria so it’s better she’s alive than dead while fighting for justice. Anyway that’s what I thought of.
I guess in the case of Debby, maybe she is being threatened by Nosa’s family/company. About that Barr Ekere’s wife, her own I think she wants to retain her Mrs title.There are women that would rather die than loose her Mrs title. It’s a sad situation when these cases go like this.
The battered woman's matter, being a criminal matter, was a case between the State and the abuser. Hence, by and large, the abused/victim had no right to settle the matter out of court. It's regrettable that the abuser will be released back to society undeterred, increasing his chances of battering another woman.
In other countries, even if she withdraws, it will still go onto courts. I feel like this young lady was probably bribed or threatened into taking financial payoff
It could be threats to Deborah's life where the mother would be in tears begging her to save her from mourning a child. There is no sound protection program for people in situations like this. They must have told her what if you died in the course of the prolonged court case. That ends everything. The best thing will be to clarify cases that can be withdrawn and that which does not end even when the plaintiff dies. I quite agree with you on your explanation.
Generally speaking one may not really blame women especially wives, girlfriends in such situations because of our society/ culture where women that are single not necessarily by choice are looked down. I recently had an experience with my nephew beat up his fiancee almost to death while I was out visiting. I reported my nephew to the poliice for possible arrestalthoig he went into hiding. I spent my money and took permission from my place of work to get her treated and looked after her till she was well enough to travel back to her base.... In a few months to my utmost surprise I was informed that they have decided to get married. Today, the so called wife sees me as an enemy. ???
Yeh! Sorry. Abeg don't mind her. You've done what you could. You are exonerated from any future mishaps. But we pray there is none. In Jesus name. Amen. Just leave them to their devices.
@my brilliant you’ve actually done justice to dis case, from my grapevine am getting the feeling dat the pressure on Deborah is still from oga at the top, the system is so corrupt dat the Ghana must go bandits are the ones on the case, everything is corrupt in dat Kwantry, Nusas background must be powerful and scary 😧
Well done Neze and the human rights activist really tried 😢as for Debby I can not even fathom her decision ,another lady I'm scared for is the wife to the alleged assailant ,seen what he's capable of ,this lady should run for dear life😳
Those criminal cases should be perceived as cases of public interest where the state should take serious interest in and ensuring that justice is served. Can’t agree with you more, Neze!!
It's such a sad one the way the case came to an end i believe the lady in question is being pressurised by her people & on the other hand who knows if she has received threats from the police station where she first reported the case & from the culprit himself,I just pray she knows what she's doing.Thanks Bar.Neze for the update
Dear Neze, it is such a delight to listen to your analysis/thorough explanation with facts and figures. It is a shame, these women ruin it for others. How much money can someone pay you for these beatings! I am not surprised, people do not see the bigger picture. It is truly a slap in the face! Thank God for wisdom, knowledge and exposure~ your sister from NYC
I know of a harassment and threat to life case. When the perpetrators were apprehended, the lady who was being threatened was too scared to press charges. She was asked to go, that it was now a STATE CASE and it would be charged to court. IT WAS! Hopefully the Governor will hear of this and make sure this error is corrected.
Neze, my dear... please do not feel bad for these outcomes. Be proud of what you do. You are just a road sign 🛑; you never see any road sign jump out and slap the person who fails to obey its warning. Just continue to be the Road Sign. ❤
Barrister Neze! These two women need to hear the story of Osi Nachi on repeat and see how their stories are similar. Osi story needs to be played on repeat over and over and over again until these women know at the end of the day, they have one life to live and them and only them will live with the scars, secrets, lies and trauma for the rest of their lives. As for Barrister Ekere and his wife from Akwa Ibom, this is the1st time in my life, I've ever heard of a Nigerian woman from Akwa Ibom State being severely beaten, trounced on, traumatized disgraced, exposed her nakedness and bloody wounds in front of on-going men who did nothing to shield her or the little boys in the neighborhood.. This is so foreign to our state and is not a Normal situation. Lastly, the reason why she may have withdrawn the case, is because she does not believe she cannot go on without him, she does not believe she's educated enough to disentangle herself from the Barrister's identity and lastly if this is all she knows, then she's normalized the trauma. #DevelopmentalPsychologist
I believe Deborah did that cos of incessant begging from the man's family who might have suggested a compensation to withdraw the charges. She shouldn't have done so cos the man really needed to be taught a lesson. This man nearly killed u and did not even feel any remorse until more ppl got involved. This man isn't sorry at all and will now feel untouchable to do worse
Neze ,all this matter tire me o! I always end up feeling shocked and disappoited at the outcome . We have a looong way to go in this country. What a pity
Barrister Neze, you did an awesome job. Thanks for the update. Thank the human rights group they were brilliant. It might be disappointing that things did not go as anticipated. Just know you all did so well. The African culture is sometimes mightier than both ''the pen and the sword.''
I was flabbergasted at the end of the video that Debbie made a u turn and settled for compensation which as you said she could still get after the court judgement. It’s a shame she can’t stoop so low for the sake of money than getting justice
The fact is that these women are in most cases threatened by relatives of the men and worst of all is that those threatening them are unknown. They receive phone calls promising to deal with the women by attacking their love ones i.e children, mothers or fathers. They also tell them how they will make their lives miserable. Out of fear, they withdraw the cases against their attackers.
He would have been charged and compensated the lady if the case went through till the end. It's a straightforward case, but as usual, our system always lets us down. Kudos barrister Neze, for your perfect analysis.
I love my dear, work well done always, u are straight forward, I quit agree with our system is d problem in all dis, I really do undstd with u and again most of as individual dot know our right . I feel bad always how did cases turn out to be, my dear I think nothing or feel nothing bc I am angry dat women take all dis pain and dot fight for there right at least all d man to face d pain a little. The tin dat our system should be charged for our good, corruption is order of d day. Money for wot if she was death would money rise her up. In all may God continue to have mercy upon us in Nigeria 🇳🇬. God bless my dear
For Deborah and the Barrister's wife, it is family and societal pressure, that is why in developed world, it is always the abuser vs the state, because everyone knows the abused is always under pressure either from family or society, the state can still prosecute these people with or without the abused consent, people has to take responsibility for their actions
You are learned .Your English is very good. I am impressed that money is the root of all evil. Keep up the good work. The judiciary system is not being enforced.
THE NIGERIAN SYSTEM THAT DOESN’T WORK AND CIVIL AND CRIMINAL CASES! Nigeria. I had planned to vacation there 2 years ago with a few friends. We cancelled because of the kidnappings and some of what you mentioned. Very sad. A place that has so many brilliant people, and many leave everyday. I respect you Barrister Neze. I know your reporting on your birth country is a difficult one with the negatives that are necessary!
I appreciate your update Neze. I agree with everything that you've said with regards to Deborah's case; I think that she may have been coerced by that monster Nosa and/or his family to back away from pursuing the case to it's conclusion. They probably threatened her big time. This is a criminal offence and that poor excuse of a man should be locked up for very long time. The state should have the final say in this matter, not the victim Deborah; Nosa is a loose cannon. With regards to that Barrister Ikere, he should be disbarred immediately. His wife is clearly suffering from Stockholm Syndrome. There are some brute beasts walking around with the veneer of being 'human' when they are actually sadistic psychopaths.
I think she was able to withdraw the case before it went to court. Also, let's not forget that this is Nigeria where the rich and the highly connected will always have their way over the poor masses. She may have considered her life, family and future - no real security/confidence in our security forces and legal system. It takes someone who is financially stable and independent, well connected with international exposure to pursue a serious case in Nigeria till justice is served. That's what played out in the case of the lady that sued her medical doctor husband for raping their house help. She withstood all the pressure because she has the mental, financial and social capacity to do so. Until the system is rid of corruption and insecurity, we will keep getting this same result. Well done, Neze, for the great work you are doing.
I am disgusted with the way these cases have been withdrawn. Unfortunately, even in countries where the justice system works, domestic abuse victims tend to withdraw the cases and refuse to take it further. The problem is that men take advantage of this weakness or fear in women and will continue to behave in this way. However, in the West, with the kind of evidence of assault in these cases, the case will go to court.
Thanks for sharing, helping people should be done contractually with terms and conditions well defined so these victims know you cannot waste people's resources with your false cry for justice.
Neze you too know were we are coming from that is how them take there matter ooo in this guy from Edo state you know this people are so dangerous the girl family don't want war on that yeye nosa
Incredible that the case can be withdrawn even after the state legal apparatus and governor got involved. What kind of a society do we live in, that someone that committed a public affray can be let off the hook? This was a case of the government versus the criminal offender that committed a public affray, Deborah cannot withdraw this case.
Thank you for your good works. Please don't stop doing the good right thing. But let the person sign first before you begin any case or intervention. God bless you.👍👍
I hope Deborah's life or that of her family is not under treat, withdrawal does not solve anything it only empower more criminals, my prayer is that we will have a nation where things work, and human life is valued.
Deborah was definitely threatened period. Her family would probably be in danger if she proceeded with the case. Does the judicial system provide any security for their victims in Nigeria.
My case is similar but I was ready to go ahead to seek justice but the CP Lagos state wasn't helping matters. He asked that I was invited but I ended up locked up with criminal on Oct 15 2022. The state are our enemy, the aid and abet the criminals and victimise the victim. I never got justice
I remember both cases you broadcasted about! Sorry ooo. No wonder things remain the same, sometimes worse, not improved in NIGERIA. SOCIETAL PRESSURE!!!! NIGERIA, NIGERIA, NIGERIA!
My goodness, thank you for explaining the differences of civil and criminal cases, I think the man should still be tried in the criminal court and charged accordingly
Thanks, Barrister Neze. The well explained criminal/civil cases. Also, I think Nigerians should understand the community setback to changing such harmful narrative as domestic violence and violence against the vulnerable. When we seek justice, we help the state and strengthen such human rights structures.
Someone must have threatened her life to withdraw the case alive or pay with her life or life of family members. Nezeville please don't blame her. I understand your effort and that of the human right activist. It's just the way Nigerian system is. It's so sad.
Deborah has no cogent or acceptable reason to opt for what she did. Too bad, quite unfortunate, may God Almighty have mercy. Yes Queen 👑 Neze, the system here is very bad. The police should have allowed this case to get to the final conclusion in the court. They should have allowed this man to be dealt with to serve as DETERENT to others, to dissuade others from forming the habit.
Deborah said she is not a trouble maker,mr .Nosa cam to apologize and paid a rinsable amount for damages. and Deborah is grateful to God that she survived;;;so why not? I would probably do the same in her shoes as a real Christian,when you know otherwise the case could go on for years in the Nigeria Judiciary system ❤❤❤ Love you Neze
As a Christian 😩🙃 if you had a child that gets beaten and killed for no reason will you forgive like a christian . Christianity should never stop accountability dear
The Christian thing to do is to prevent the same thing happening to others (Love your neighbor as yourself) by pursuing the matter and making sure justice is served.
Yes you said it all Neze I also blame the system. These stories are so sad Neze. In most advanced countries they have help like support groups or shelters provided for them until they are on their feet. In Nigeria no such groups are available. Even if they exist no funding is available. Even family members are scared of the repercussions. Food for thought my people.
Very correct De law, the police should have just charged the matter to court as soon as nosa was arrested. Abi o.... Is she the government? This our system is not working jor. God bless you my barrister
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FINALLY!!!😊
After years of consistent growth and several months working on this ground breaking project..
I am soo thrilled to present to you all MY FIRST EVER MASTER CLASS!
Some say its long over due but ild say its right on time..
I needed to not only know the ropes, but to master it.
To not only have some great videos but know how to make consistent success on everyone of them.
It’s not a gamble, it’s not a coincidence …It is a SKILL that can be learnt and taught..
So come on let me assist you!
Whether you are a content creator struggling with your numbers & growth or you are an individual who want to learn how to speak better, hold listeners spell bound and command respect..THIS IS FOR YOU!
Send an email with “interested” to nezemasterclass@gmail.com.
It is so sad how these cases are always term "The abuser against the abused" in court. Here in America, these cases would have been "The State against the abuser" regardless of what case it is, which gives abusers no escape room but face justice. I hope things can change. Soooo...sad
Here’s what I think:
My first thought was that of disappointment in Debbie and all
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Disappointment in some women really and how they don’t help themselves
But on a second thought yeah, Nigeria is an unsafe country;
Although we believe Debbie was compensated financially; what if she was also threatened??!
There’s no protection in Nigeria so it’s better she’s alive than dead while fighting for justice.
Anyway that’s what I thought of.
Nezeville if corpers are federal government employees for a year, why is the federal government not handling the case.
Exactly
I guess in the case of Debby, maybe she is being threatened by Nosa’s family/company.
About that Barr Ekere’s wife, her own I think she wants to retain her Mrs title.There are women that would rather die than loose her Mrs title.
It’s a sad situation when these cases go like this.
The battered woman's matter, being a criminal matter, was a case between the State and the abuser. Hence, by and large, the abused/victim had no right to settle the matter out of court. It's regrettable that the abuser will be released back to society undeterred, increasing his chances of battering another woman.
In other countries, even if she withdraws, it will still go onto courts.
I feel like this young lady was probably bribed or threatened into taking financial payoff
It could be threats to Deborah's life where the mother would be in tears begging her to save her from mourning a child. There is no sound protection program for people in situations like this. They must have told her what if you died in the course of the prolonged court case. That ends everything. The best thing will be to clarify cases that can be withdrawn and that which does not end even when the plaintiff dies. I quite agree with you on your explanation.
If you don't want help don't come to social media or ask for help, stop making good people trying to help you look bad 😞
I guess all she wanted was the settlement money🤦🏽♀️.
Best comment ever, they come here and still do not want help. Pity
Generally speaking one may not really blame women especially wives, girlfriends in such situations because of our society/ culture where women that are single not necessarily by choice are looked down.
I recently had an experience with my nephew beat up his fiancee almost to death while I was out visiting. I reported my nephew to the poliice for possible arrestalthoig he went into hiding. I spent my money and took permission from my place of work to get her treated and looked after her till she was well enough to travel back to her base....
In a few months to my utmost surprise I was informed that they have decided to get married.
Today, the so called wife sees me as an enemy. ???
What?
😱😱
Yeh! Sorry. Abeg don't mind her. You've done what you could. You are exonerated from any future mishaps. But we pray there is none. In Jesus name. Amen. Just leave them to their devices.
That’s how they are oo!!! Everyone trying to help save their life is their enemy except their abusive spouse
@my brilliant you’ve actually done justice to dis case, from my grapevine am getting the feeling dat the pressure on Deborah is still from oga at the top, the system is so corrupt dat the Ghana must go bandits are the ones on the case, everything is corrupt in dat Kwantry, Nusas background must be powerful and scary 😧
Well done Neze and the human rights activist really tried 😢as for Debby I can not even fathom her decision ,another lady I'm scared for is the wife to the alleged assailant ,seen what he's capable of ,this lady should run for dear life😳
You know the guy lives outside Nigeria, so the lure of 'japa' might be stronger than the will to live 😥
so sad sis, we all see in the News that Japa doesn't change real character@@olakitanwellington7718
Those criminal cases should be perceived as cases of public interest where the state should take serious interest in and ensuring that justice is served. Can’t agree with you more, Neze!!
Sooooooo sad!
That's why evil will continue to thrive in our society.
It's such a sad one the way the case came to an end i believe the lady in question is being pressurised by her people & on the other hand who knows if she has received threats from the police station where she first reported the case & from the culprit himself,I just pray she knows what she's doing.Thanks Bar.Neze for the update
Dear Neze, it is such a delight to listen to your analysis/thorough explanation with facts and figures. It is a shame, these women ruin it for others. How much money can someone pay you for these beatings! I am not surprised, people do not see the bigger picture. It is truly a slap in the face! Thank God for wisdom, knowledge and exposure~ your sister from NYC
She could have died
The system is wrong
But the woman who still married Nosa after everything sha.
Barr. Neze please be keeping an eye on that marriage for us.
I'm already praying for her.
She may have been threatened and chosen to save herself. That is so-called justice for you in Nigeria. I hope she does recover fully and emotionally.
We are quite plenty. That's is to say Neze is doing great.
I know of a harassment and threat to life case. When the perpetrators were apprehended, the lady who was being threatened was too scared to press charges. She was asked to go, that it was now a STATE CASE and it would be charged to court. IT WAS! Hopefully the Governor will hear of this and make sure this error is corrected.
Neze, my dear... please do not feel bad for these outcomes. Be proud of what you do. You are just a road sign 🛑; you never see any road sign jump out and slap the person who fails to obey its warning. Just continue to be the Road Sign. ❤
You are absolutely right on the reactions that will follows kind hearted people who want to help.
Thank you, Neze. I really have nothing to say to the dysfunctional system of Nigeria. There is no need to waste time on matter.
Barrister Neze! These two women need to hear the story of Osi Nachi on repeat and see how their stories are similar. Osi story needs to be played on repeat over and over and over again until these women know at the end of the day, they have one life to live and them and only them will live with the scars, secrets, lies and trauma for the rest of their lives. As for Barrister Ekere and his wife from Akwa Ibom, this is the1st time in my life, I've ever heard of a Nigerian woman from Akwa Ibom State being severely beaten, trounced on, traumatized disgraced, exposed her nakedness and bloody wounds in front of on-going men who did nothing to shield her or the little boys in the neighborhood.. This is so foreign to our state and is not a Normal situation. Lastly, the reason why she may have withdrawn the case, is because she does not believe she cannot go on without him, she does not believe she's educated enough to disentangle herself from the Barrister's identity and lastly if this is all she knows, then she's normalized the trauma. #DevelopmentalPsychologist
I believe Deborah did that cos of incessant begging from the man's family who might have suggested a compensation to withdraw the charges. She shouldn't have done so cos the man really needed to be taught a lesson. This man nearly killed u and did not even feel any remorse until more ppl got involved. This man isn't sorry at all and will now feel untouchable to do worse
Neze, I am one of your newest greatest followers. You kept me busy during my longest vacation. Thank you so much. You’re good at this, very goooood. ❤
I love listening to you Nezeville because it polishes my grammar.
Neze ,all this matter tire me o!
I always end up feeling shocked and disappoited at the outcome .
We have a looong way to go in this country.
What a pity
This guy really beat up this lady ooo! Chai
How I wish I could subscribe to this channel multiple times. Nezeville, you are the best 👌
I always like before watching. Let's dive right in.
Barrister Neze, you did an awesome job. Thanks for the update. Thank the human rights group they were brilliant. It might be disappointing that things did not go as anticipated. Just know you all did so well. The African culture is sometimes mightier than both ''the pen and the sword.''
Barrister Neze in d potopoto😂😂😂...Neze, u no go kill me with laughter...Horrible System 😮
I was flabbergasted at the end of the video that Debbie made a u turn and settled for compensation which as you said she could still get after the court judgement. It’s a shame she can’t stoop so low for the sake of money than getting justice
Yes, I understand the difference between criminal and civil cases
The fact is that these women are in most cases threatened by relatives of the men and worst of all is that those threatening them are unknown. They receive phone calls promising to deal with the women by attacking their love ones i.e children, mothers or fathers. They also tell them how they will make their lives miserable. Out of fear, they withdraw the cases against their attackers.
I'm sure she is been theatenig
Hmmm I hope at least she got paid a large amount of money 😢
He would have been charged and compensated the lady if the case went through till the end. It's a straightforward case, but as usual, our system always lets us down. Kudos barrister Neze, for your perfect analysis.
I concur with you that "the system is the problem"
Thank you so much for your intellect beautiful Queen. The case tire me I swear. Nigeria legal system needs urgent revamp.
kudos Bar. Neze \ Keep up the great job barrister
I love my dear, work well done always, u are straight forward, I quit agree with our system is d problem in all dis, I really do undstd with u and again most of as individual dot know our right . I feel bad always how did cases turn out to be, my dear I think nothing or feel nothing bc I am angry dat women take all dis pain and dot fight for there right at least all d man to face d pain a little. The tin dat our system should be charged for our good, corruption is order of d day. Money for wot if she was death would money rise her up. In all may God continue to have mercy upon us in Nigeria 🇳🇬. God bless my dear
It's the system I blame dear Neze. It's the system 😢
Neze nwannem, you really did not eat your school fees.
Well done dear. You are really good at what you are doing. A fan from ATL USA.
I learnt a lot from your teachings, thank you Barr Neze
I feel so great getting a notification 😊
So True, it could be the long term running up an down to the courts, I am so sorry for our women,
You have said it all. I am really short of words but not surprised. May God continue to protect us from evil people.
I did my youth service 20 years ago in Benin Ugbowo. That place was a very. Scary place.
Well explained, is the Nigeria system of governance. Thanks for sharing.
You've said ot all,the judicial system is rhe biggest problem why all these women or individuals can't go ahead to seek justice.
It takes courage to take anyone to court.. I have had an experience everybody blames you for wanting justice..
For Deborah and the Barrister's wife, it is family and societal pressure, that is why in developed world, it is always the abuser vs the state, because everyone knows the abused is always under pressure either from family or society, the state can still prosecute these people with or without the abused consent, people has to take responsibility for their actions
You are learned .Your English is very good. I am impressed that money is the root of all evil. Keep up the good work. The judiciary system is not being enforced.
Thanks for the update. I think alot are ignorant about criminal and civil cases
My dear i fill your pain God will fight for you
So in Nigeria someone can withdraw this kind of case and the government will agree really.
All The Channel I Watch This Channel Is The Best Keep It Up The Good Work👏👏👍
Well done my beautiful barrister Neze.
Am not surprised at all! There is no justice in Nigeria 😢😢
There were going to get justice. the women didn't want justice any more
but in this case. the women withdrew the matter themselves. so we can't say they didn't get justice. they actually did not want justice.
THE NIGERIAN SYSTEM THAT DOESN’T WORK AND CIVIL AND CRIMINAL CASES! Nigeria. I had planned to vacation there 2 years ago with a few friends. We cancelled because of the kidnappings and some of what you mentioned. Very sad. A place that has so many brilliant people, and many leave everyday. I respect you Barrister Neze. I know your reporting on your birth country is a difficult one with the negatives that are necessary!
I appreciate your update Neze. I agree with everything that you've said with regards to Deborah's case; I think that she may have been coerced by that monster Nosa and/or his family to back away from pursuing the case to it's conclusion. They probably threatened her big time. This is a criminal offence and that poor excuse of a man should be locked up for very long time. The state should have the final say in this matter, not the victim Deborah; Nosa is a loose cannon. With regards to that Barrister Ikere, he should be disbarred immediately. His wife is clearly suffering from Stockholm Syndrome. There are some brute beasts walking around with the veneer of being 'human' when they are actually sadistic psychopaths.
I think she was able to withdraw the case before it went to court. Also, let's not forget that this is Nigeria where the rich and the highly connected will always have their way over the poor masses. She may have considered her life, family and future - no real security/confidence in our security forces and legal system. It takes someone who is financially stable and independent, well connected with international exposure to pursue a serious case in Nigeria till justice is served. That's what played out in the case of the lady that sued her medical doctor husband for raping their house help. She withstood all the pressure because she has the mental, financial and social capacity to do so. Until the system is rid of corruption and insecurity, we will keep getting this same result.
Well done, Neze, for the great work you are doing.
Thank you NeZe, in making sure that justice is served
I am disgusted with the way these cases have been withdrawn. Unfortunately, even in countries where the justice system works, domestic abuse victims tend to withdraw the cases and refuse to take it further. The problem is that men take advantage of this weakness or fear in women and will continue to behave in this way. However, in the West, with the kind of evidence of assault in these cases, the case will go to court.
Well said
Well done Barister Neze. I enjoyed your lecture on criminal and civil cases.
This woma make it hard for people to feel for them!
Am baffled.These things happens all the time and I don't understand
Thanks for sharing, helping people should be done contractually with terms and conditions well defined so these victims know you cannot waste people's resources with your false cry for justice.
Nne,thanks for the update. The issue is her cup of garri. 😢
Thank you Barister
Dear Nezeville, In all this, I can say that Nigeria is happening in flying colours in different dimensions to everyone.
Big sis, I couldn’t help it but admit that you’re glowing. I love it!🔥🔥🔥
Neze you too know were we are coming from that is how them take there matter ooo in this guy from Edo state you know this people are so dangerous the girl family don't want war on that yeye nosa
It is sad, money and family pressure.
Nne m ijie! You are the best
Neze, you are a genius.
Incredible that the case can be withdrawn even after the state legal apparatus and governor got involved.
What kind of a society do we live in, that someone that committed a public affray can be let off the hook? This was a case of the government versus the criminal offender that committed a public affray, Deborah cannot withdraw this case.
Thanks, Barrister Neze. Maybe Deborah's life is in danger and one of the conditions given to her is to go online and withdraw the case
Seriously?
Thank you for your good works. Please don't stop doing the good right thing. But let the person sign first before you begin any case or intervention. God bless you.👍👍
I hope Deborah's life or that of her family is not under treat, withdrawal does not solve anything it only empower more criminals, my prayer is that we will have a nation where things work, and human life is valued.
Deborah was definitely threatened period. Her family would probably be in danger if she proceeded with the case. Does the judicial system provide any security for their victims in Nigeria.
You are right
I agree, it's a very complicated issue.
I sincerely love your clarification the reasoning behind every single video you make. I come to you for facts and truth.❤🙏🏾
My case is similar but I was ready to go ahead to seek justice but the CP Lagos state wasn't helping matters. He asked that I was invited but I ended up locked up with criminal on Oct 15 2022. The state are our enemy, the aid and abet the criminals and victimise the victim. I never got justice
Well done dear. You did your part. If she encounters such again no one will help her.
😢😢💔💯 Yeeeees Neeze ❤. The system of course.. Unfortunately 😢
Well said love you madam ❤
Money has definitely changed hands, it's the Nigerian way.
I remember both cases you broadcasted about! Sorry ooo. No wonder things remain the same, sometimes worse, not improved in NIGERIA. SOCIETAL PRESSURE!!!! NIGERIA, NIGERIA, NIGERIA!
My goodness, thank you for explaining the differences of civil and criminal cases, I think the man should still be tried in the criminal court and charged accordingly
Thanks, Barrister Neze. The well explained criminal/civil cases.
Also, I think Nigerians should understand the community setback to changing such harmful narrative as domestic violence and violence against the vulnerable. When we seek justice, we help the state and strengthen such human rights structures.
You are looking so beautiful
Thank God for Internet
I think it was FAMILY pressure on DEBRA, calling PASTOR, etc.etc etc!!!
You really tried my dear Neze, God bless you
Someone must have threatened her life to withdraw the case alive or pay with her life or life of family members. Nezeville please don't blame her. I understand your effort and that of the human right activist. It's just the way Nigerian system is. It's so sad.
Deborah has no cogent or acceptable reason to opt for what she did. Too bad, quite unfortunate, may God Almighty have mercy.
Yes Queen 👑 Neze, the system here is very bad. The police should have allowed this case to get to the final conclusion in the court. They should have allowed this man to be dealt with to serve as DETERENT to others, to dissuade others from forming the habit.
Neve, do not know what to say but this video is so elaborate, love u
Deborah said she is not a trouble maker,mr .Nosa cam to apologize and paid a rinsable amount for damages. and Deborah is grateful to God that she survived;;;so why not? I would probably do the same in her shoes as a real Christian,when you know otherwise the case could go on for years in the Nigeria Judiciary system ❤❤❤ Love you Neze
As a Christian 😩🙃
if you had a child that gets beaten and killed for no reason will you forgive like a christian .
Christianity should never stop accountability dear
The Christian thing to do is to prevent the same thing happening to others (Love your neighbor as yourself) by pursuing the matter and making sure justice is served.
The government should revoke their licence to practice
Yes you said it all Neze I also blame the system. These stories are so sad Neze. In most advanced countries they have help like support groups or shelters provided for them until they are on their feet. In Nigeria no such groups are available. Even if they exist no funding is available. Even family members are scared of the repercussions. Food for thought my people.
Very correct De law, the police should have just charged the matter to court as soon as nosa was arrested. Abi o.... Is she the government? This our system is not working jor.
God bless you my barrister