In a deeply troubling incident in Uyo, Akwa Ibom State, the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) has launched an investigation into the brutal assault perpetrated by barrister Ekere S. Ebong against his wife over a key. The shocking attack, witnessed by concerned neighbors during the night, has raised serious concerns about domestic violence within the legal profession.

Preliminary investigations have confirmed the identity of the aggressor as Ekere S. Ebong, a lawyer. In response, NBA President Y.C Maikyau, SAN, has directed the NBA Uyo Branch to conduct a thorough investigation into the incident. This initial step aims to establish a case of professional misconduct against the lawyer, reflecting the commitment of the NBA to uphold ethical standards within the legal community.

The NBA’s Human Rights Committee will also be actively involved in the case, focusing on supporting a criminal investigation and prosecution against Ekere S. Ebong. The association emphasizes its dedication to addressing such matters with utmost seriousness.

While the investigation is ongoing, the NBA, without prejudice to the eventual outcome, vehemently condemns all forms of violence, particularly domestic violence. The association’s stance underscores the commitment to maintaining the integrity of the legal profession and ensuring that instances of misconduct are appropriately addressed.

In a public statement, the NBA reassures its members and the public of updates on the case. Additionally, the association urges victims of violence to come forward, emphasizing that the secretariats across its 128 branches are open to receiving and acting on complaints related to any form of violence against individuals.

This incident underscores the broader societal issue of domestic violence and the imperative for accountability, even within professional circles. As the NBA undertakes a thorough investigation, it signals a collective commitment to ensuring justice and upholding ethical standards within the legal community.

https://thisweekng.com/nba-to-probe-lawyer-caught-brutalzing-his-wife-over-a-key-in-akwa-ibom/

Good one. Divorce her if you're done with her, instead of brutalizing her

He couldn't key into law and order as supposed.

Illicits:
Good one. Divorce her if you're done with her, instead of brutalizing her

The man is an animal and a beast. But why did the wife deny him of his key?
That is most likely the key to his house or car which he is paying for. You need to stop supporting women blindly.

kingthreat:


The man is an animal and a beast. But why did the wife deny him of his key?
That is most likely the key to his house or car which he is paying for. You need to stop supporting women blindly.

And does that justify the brutality.

Lifestone:

And does that justify the brutality.

I don beat a girl blue black for locking me inside my house and hidding the keys to the front door of my house. I beat her well well that day

orohbirodeysmel:


I don beat a girl blue black for locking me inside my house and hidding the keys to the front door of my house. I beat her well well that day

How do you sound to yourself? The best way to handle this is to walk away.
It's when mosquitos perch on your testicle that you will learn that not all conflicts are resolved with violence.

Busy76:
In a deeply troubling incident in Uyo, Akwa Ibom State, the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) has launched an investigation into the brutal assault perpetrated by barrister Ekere S. Ebong against his wife over a key. The shocking attack, witnessed by concerned neighbors during the night, has raised serious concerns about domestic violence within the legal profession.

Preliminary investigations have confirmed the identity of the aggressor as Ekere S. Ebong, a lawyer. In response, NBA President Y.C Maikyau, SAN, has directed the NBA Uyo Branch to conduct a thorough investigation into the incident. This initial step aims to establish a case of professional misconduct against the lawyer, reflecting the commitment of the NBA to uphold ethical standards within the legal community.

The NBA’s Human Rights Committee will also be actively involved in the case, focusing on supporting a criminal investigation and prosecution against Ekere S. Ebong. The association emphasizes its dedication to addressing such matters with utmost seriousness.

While the investigation is ongoing, the NBA, without prejudice to the eventual outcome, vehemently condemns all forms of violence, particularly domestic violence. The association’s stance underscores the commitment to maintaining the integrity of the legal profession and ensuring that instances of misconduct are appropriately addressed.

In a public statement, the NBA reassures its members and the public of updates on the case. Additionally, the association urges victims of violence to come forward, emphasizing that the secretariats across its 128 branches are open to receiving and acting on complaints related to any form of violence against individuals.

This incident underscores the broader societal issue of domestic violence and the imperative for accountability, even within professional circles. As the NBA undertakes a thorough investigation, it signals a collective commitment to ensuring justice and upholding ethical standards within the legal community.

https://thisweekng.com/nba-to-probe-lawyer-caught-brutalzing-his-wife-over-a-key-in-akwa-ibom/

I will.likebto fight him one on one
Plasea I date should be arranged

orohbirodeysmel:


I don beat a girl blue black for locking me inside my house and hidding the keys to the front door of my house. I beat her well well that day

You are very proud to say you have beaten someone blue black right and you beat her well well? Your own day of reckoning is coming and you will get what you deserve, amen.

Lifestone:

How do you sound to yourself? The best way to handle this is to walk away.
It's when mosquitos perch on your testicle that you will learn that not all conflicts are resolved with violence.

I want go collect money from my debtor, person lock me inside house say I will not leave the house, house she doesn't know how I get money take rent...walk away to where

Lifestone:

How do you sound to yourself? The best way to handle this is to walk away.
It's when mosquitos perch on your testicle that you will learn that not all conflicts are resolved with violence.

Tell that to Israel and Palestine