dreamwords:

Brown roofians self

MMempire:
Catching cruise with someone's bitter experience.

DeJoeee:
I encourage more of this types of questions. Education should be based on current issues in our society not the out dated archaic education.
If our faculties of engineering and sciences will emulate this, we will be solving current issues affecting us instead of cramming textbooks

Lamasta:
Problem no dey finish for this country

SenatorCharles1:
(i) The above scenario pertains to the area of law known as defamation. Defamation is the act of making false statements about an individual that harm their reputation. In this case, the Pastor made a false statement by calling Mrs. Benson a liar in front of the congregation, which could potentially damage her reputation and credibility as a law graduate.

(ii) To succeed in a court of law in a defamation case, Mrs. Benson would have to prove the following elements:

1. Defamatory Statement: Mrs. Benson must demonstrate that the Pastor's statement calling her a liar was defamatory, meaning it was false and had the potential to harm her reputation.

2. Publication: Mrs. Benson must show that the defamatory statement was communicated to a third party, in this case, the congregation during the Sunday service.

3. Identification: Mrs. Benson needs to establish that the defamatory statement was about her specifically, which is evident as the Pastor addressed her directly during the service.

4. Falsity: Mrs. Benson must prove that the statement made by the Pastor was false. In this case, the university's confirmation that the degree was referred to as a BSc. in Law supports Mrs. Benson's claim.

5. Harm: Mrs. Benson would need to demonstrate that the defamatory statement caused actual harm to her reputation or caused her to suffer damages, such as emotional distress or loss of opportunities.

By establishing these elements, Mrs. Benson could potentially succeed in a defamation lawsuit against the Pastor for making false and damaging statements about her academic qualifications.

pacino26:


Don't be in a rush comrade, NOLLYWOOD will soon drop a banger for it Season 1 and 2 Pastor

Ponomote:
(i) The scenario falls within the realm of defamation law, particularly slander, as the pastor made a false statement about Mrs. Benson, calling her a liar, which could harm her reputation within the community.

(ii) To succeed in a defamation case, Mrs. Benson would have to prove the following elements:

1. **Publication:** The false statement made by the pastor must have been communicated to at least one person other than Mrs. Benson.

2. **Identification:** Mrs. Benson must be identifiable from the statement made by the pastor. This can be proven if the statement was made directly to her or if others could reasonably infer that the statement referred to her.

3. **Defamatory Nature:** Mrs. Benson must show that the statement made by the pastor was defamatory, meaning it harmed her reputation in the eyes of the community. Calling her a liar and questioning her integrity as a law graduate could be considered defamatory.

4. **Falsity:** Mrs. Benson needs to prove that the statement made by the pastor was false.

Validated:


Just asking as a layman. Do you really get awarded BSc in Law?

Ponomote:
(i) The scenario falls within the realm of defamation law, particularly slander, as the pastor made a false statement about Mrs. Benson, calling her a liar, which could harm her reputation within the community.

(ii) To succeed in a defamation case, Mrs. Benson would have to prove the following elements:

1. **Publication:** The false statement made by the pastor must have been communicated to at least one person other than Mrs. Benson.

2. **Identification:** Mrs. Benson must be identifiable from the statement made by the pastor. This can be proven if the statement was made directly to her or if others could reasonably infer that the statement referred to her.

3. **Defamatory Nature:** Mrs. Benson must show that the statement made by the pastor was defamatory, meaning it harmed her reputation in the eyes of the community. Calling her a liar and questioning her integrity as a law graduate could be considered defamatory.

4. **Falsity:** Mrs. Benson needs to prove that the statement made by the pastor was false.

Ponomote:
(i) The scenario falls within the realm of defamation law, particularly slander, as the pastor made a false statement about Mrs. Benson, calling her a liar, which could harm her reputation within the community.

(ii) To succeed in a defamation case, Mrs. Benson would have to prove the following elements:

1. **Publication:** The false statement made by the pastor must have been communicated to at least one person other than Mrs. Benson.

2. **Identification:** Mrs. Benson must be identifiable from the statement made by the pastor. This can be proven if the statement was made directly to her or if others could reasonably infer that the statement referred to her.

3. **Defamatory Nature:** Mrs. Benson must show that the statement made by the pastor was defamatory, meaning it harmed her reputation in the eyes of the community. Calling her a liar and questioning her integrity as a law graduate could be considered defamatory.

4. **Falsity:** Mrs. Benson needs to prove that the statement made by the pastor was false.

Hezzyluv:
I knew this matter will trend for a while.

But God picked that woman calls. I heard she has been given a plot of land.

Ponomote:
(i) The scenario falls within the realm of defamation law, particularly slander, as the pastor made a false statement about Mrs. Benson, calling her a liar, which could harm her reputation within the community.

(ii) To succeed in a defamation case, Mrs. Benson would have to prove the following elements:

1. **Publication:** The false statement made by the pastor must have been communicated to at least one person other than Mrs. Benson.

2. **Identification:** Mrs. Benson must be identifiable from the statement made by the pastor. This can be proven if the statement was made directly to her or if others could reasonably infer that the statement referred to her.

3. **Defamatory Nature:** Mrs. Benson must show that the statement made by the pastor was defamatory, meaning it harmed her reputation in the eyes of the community. Calling her a liar and questioning her integrity as a law graduate could be considered defamatory.

4. **Falsity:** Mrs. Benson needs to prove that the statement made by the pastor was false.

phemmie06:


Did he mentioned Holy Spirit?

Ponomote:
(i) The scenario falls within the realm of defamation law, particularly slander, as the pastor made a false statement about Mrs. Benson, calling her a liar, which could harm her reputation within the community.

(ii) To succeed in a defamation case, Mrs. Benson would have to prove the following elements:

1. **Publication:** The false statement made by the pastor must have been communicated to at least one person other than Mrs. Benson.

2. **Identification:** Mrs. Benson must be identifiable from the statement made by the pastor. This can be proven if the statement was made directly to her or if others could reasonably infer that the statement referred to her.

3. **Defamatory Nature:** Mrs. Benson must show that the statement made by the pastor was defamatory, meaning it harmed her reputation in the eyes of the community. Calling her a liar and questioning her integrity as a law graduate could be considered defamatory.

4. **Falsity:** Mrs. Benson needs to prove that the statement made by the pastor was false.

Thundafireseun:
This Dunamis pastor will never challenge anyone again either off camera or online….

He will just pretend that the Holy spirt is no longer ministering to him….

Because the other holy spirt made a caricature of him 😅

BoldBrainz:


Niger Delta states are not known for brown roofs. But of course you wouldn't remember that, seeing how you're so bent on propagating tribalism at every given opportunity.

DeJoeee:
I encourage more of this types of questions. Education should be based on current issues in our society not the out dated archaic education.
If our faculties of engineering and sciences will emulate this, we will be solving current issues affecting us instead of cramming textbooks

MMempire:
Catching cruise with someone's bitter experience.

Gbadugbakun:
Folake4u cum and answer.

Hezzyluv:
I knew this matter will trend for a while.

But God picked that woman calls. I heard she has been given a plot of land.

ebidabs:
NDU Law Faculty Exam Paper mimics case of Dunamis Fake Testimony

See Question Four on the paper

Question 4

Mrs. Benson is a member of the He has Arisen Peoples Fellowship. During the Sunday service, Mrs. Benson stepped forward to share her testimony of God's goodness in her life She stated how she struggled to go to school and how despite the temptations, trials and hardships, she had finally bagged a BSc. in Law. When Mrs. Benson finished telling her story, her Pastor asked her if her degree was a BSc In Law or an LL.B Mrs. Benson clarified that it was an LL.B. However, the Pastor called Mrs. Benson a liar, stating that there was no such degree in Nigerian universities as a BSc. in Law and that Mrs. Benson's vocabulary was not fitting for someone who claims so have studied law, adding that testimonies tainted with lies will not be encouraged by the church. It was later confirmed that Mrs. Benson was truly a law graduate and that at the website of the university she attended, the degree was referred to as a BSc. in Law.

(i) As a law student, what area of the law is the above scenario on? 5 marks

(ii) What elements will Mrs. Benson have to prove to succeed in a court of law? 12.5 marks