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RealityKings:
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Kobojunkie:
Rubbish!

I currently live in a state where defamation is listed under the criminal code as a misdemeanor same as in Nigeria— just like in Nigeria, defamation law here is written right in the Criminal Offences....Act. However, you don't dial 911 when you have or think you are being defamed. Rather, you are told to file a lawsuit against the one who you feel defamed you so the courts can upon reviewing your case decide whether it is a defamation case, whether the plaintiff should be compensated, or whether the defendant should be fined or serve jail time. An arrest can only be made in such cases if a misdemeanor warrant is issued by the courts. I doubt a policeman witnessing a defamation case of any kind has the right to arrest the defendant since a case needs to be filed in the courts for that to become a valid case, to begin with.

Another interesting thing to note is that here in the U.S. there has been a push to decriminalize defamation since laws that criminalize it violate Freedom of Speech. Of course, Freedom of Speech does not give any the absolute right to harass other citizens, but civil lawsuits are fully capable of addressing the harm caused by defamation. And so the argument is that criminal defamation laws should have no place in a democracy.

Zooposki:
God knows if I’m Burna Boy, that Speed will never come out. He will be in an unknown basement chopping cane everyday. In short Mama sef go join am.

Kobojunkie:
If this had happened in the United States — and I bet since Burna boy became popular in the U.S.A., he has received similar hate comments from people in the U.S. by the way— would Burna boy have resorted to the same or similar tactics of abusing his privilege as he did against this boy in Nigeria? Would he have attempted to illegally use the U.S.A. police to illegally abduct a U.S. Citizen against the law?

This Burna boy chap should be ashamed of himself abeg! His fans in civilized climes — United States, UK, South Africa, etc., —should note here how their star is nothing but a dictator himself. He owes that boy and his mother an apology for his trampling the boy's right to freedom by law.

KosiGee:
If I was Burna Boy, I would make sure Speedy pays dearly for the disrespect and his stupidity.

People like Speedy need to learn the hard way.
Internet loudmouth like him…his mother whom he even disrespects online has saved his sorry a**e.

What an idiot of a man.

ChiefJusticeFuc:
Online defamation falls under criminal libel and is a felony .

Besides, Burna's image is tied to his career .

For that IPOB lout to open his bucal cavity and spew shit about Burna boy being Puff's fck boi was more than damaging.


As Burna rightly stated , he spent 20ys building his career to this point and for one idiot hoping to trend and spew his hate towards him was a call for all out warfare.

Tell that idiot to know when to avoid the internet when he is high on something.

Earthscience:
You absolutely correct Kobojunkie. Funny enough some of his fans are cheering him up for this nonsense he did. This shows the a claimed Grammy award winner is struggling with personality problem. shame on him!!!

Seunpapa65:
You can't always win on everything 💯

RealityKings:
■ Good morning ma Nigeria and whatever country you stay in don't operate the same laws and you can't compel Nigerian Justice system to be inclined towards your perception of how the Law should be.Also I once told you that through out the whole world laws are bent to fit certain people's needs, in other words, there are no such things as laws. Even in the US, the "powers that be" can charge you with allegations based on anything and keep you behind the bars. Infact you can even be terminated under the watch of security personnels and nothing will happen. I know you must have seen this play out
One good example is Jeffrey Epstein.

AfonjaConehead:
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Rilwayne001:
Get a job.

Online trolling don’t pay.

If you continue like this, in the next few years, you’ll be on the steet begging your mate for food. AllaauakBOOOMMMM 😁

Kobojunkie:
If this had happened in the United States — and I bet since Burna boy became popular in the U.S.A., he has received similar hate comments from people in the U.S. by the way— would Burna boy have resorted to the same or similar tactics of abusing his privilege as he did against this boy in Nigeria? Would he have attempted to illegally use the U.S.A. police to illegally abduct a U.S. Citizen against the law?

This Burna boy chap should be ashamed of himself abeg! His fans in civilized climes — United States, UK, South Africa, etc., —should note here how their star is nothing but a dictator himself. He owes that boy and his mother an apology for his trampling the boy's right to freedom by law.

Seunpapa65:
■Hello bro have you listened to speed Darlington new music release baby oil 😂😂

Kobojunkie:
I no know speed Darlington from Adam, nor do I listen to anything he has to say. I am simply on the side of justice in all of this.

ShogunNoName:
And you wonder why you are suffering poverty?