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pongwa:
it's safe to Natasha sexually harassed the senate assembly with her lewd dressing

NtoAkwaIbom:
In the Nigerian Criminal Code, sexual assault, encompassing various acts like rape and indecent assault, is a serious offense with varying punishments depending on the specific act and circumstances, with penalties ranging from imprisonment to death.
Here's a more detailed breakdown:
General Assault:
Section 351 states that unlawfully assaulting another is a misdemeanor, punishable by imprisonment for one year, unless a greater punishment is provided.
Assault with Intent to Have Carnal Knowledge:
Section 352 criminalizes assaulting someone with the intent to have carnal knowledge against the order of nature, making it a felony punishable by imprisonment for fourteen years.
Indecent Assault:
Section 360 addresses unlawfully and indecently assaulting a woman or girl, which is a misdemeanor punishable by imprisonment for two years.
Rape:
While the Criminal Code doesn't explicitly define "rape" in the same way as a modern legal definition, it criminalizes sexual acts committed with force or against a person's will, which would be considered rape under modern laws.
Treason:
Section 37 addresses treason, which includes levying war against the State to intimidate or overawe the President or Governor of a State, and is punishable by death.

sharpwriter:
It is the African way, part of which makes us communal forming bonds to make good community and society, which also caters for our mental health.

Throw away this communal lifestyle, and we will begin to live like robots just as the western society. And of course, our mental health will suffer greatly and depreciate even if we are in the midst of abundance.

omoredia:
Are we in the West? Even In the west ideologies are different. What obama said is right, Trump has now said is wrong in the same America

Mindlog:
Like I wrote, don't say it to a female minor in the West.

Even back in Nigeria, more parents are becoming unreceptive to their female children who are minors being called "my wife" by adult males.

Mindlog:
Like I wrote, don't say it to a female minor in the West.

Even back in Nigeria, more parents are becoming unreceptive to their female children who are minors being called "my wife" by adult males.

Iretii0511:
Unless we are pretending, distinguished senator Natasha wouldn’t have accused the senate president of sexual harassment if he wasn’t trying to chyke her.

A man who has no control over his sexual desires is a problem in the workspace, especially when he’s in a position of power. This issue should be dealt with without wearing the cloak of party loyalty because today, it’s Natasha, it could be you or your relative tomorrow.

Xisnin:
A lot of ignorant fellow have been attacking Natasha for not reporting to the police bla bla bla.
The fact is any sexual offense outside rape is treated as minor issue in Nigeria.
Conviction is nearly impossible regardless of the evidence presented.
So, the only penalty lies in workplace disciplinary actions such as suspension, demotion or sack.

TUANKU:
So a 40 year old man calling your daughter who for example is 8 "my wife" will sit well with you?
That is a closet pedophile.

Mindlog:
Just don't say that to a mimor, in the West.....you go explain tire as it would raise safeguarding concerns.

DOM7:
in this regard Godswill Opabio has committed all these against Natasha.

Enemyofpeace:
you can't do that in a civilized society

Obiedun:
Honestly, in Africa most of the things you call sexual harassment are not seen in that way. I remember in my village in the past, an adult will call a small girl my wife in the presence of the parents and people will laugh it off. Some parents will even say we are expecting big bride price from you o. You see a young girl and you say my dear wife.

Morbeta11:
https://x.com/Laurestar/status/1898305990988005772?t=qVdSi2FYrj9YlvIVVXIFAw&s=08[/quote]Used to work with this lady in a small office about seven years ago. We got hired on the same day—three of us in total—but the other guy quit not long after, so that kinda grouped us together by default. She had a car while I was still trekking, which meant most evenings after work, she’d drop me off at my bus stop on her way home. So yeah, we spent a little extra time together outside of work.

She later started an NGO, and I helped her out because I considered her a friend. That led to even more time together, eventually spilling over into a few non-work, non-NGO events—just the two of us. Now, to be clear, I had zero intentions because, honestly, she was way out of my league. But this girl? She'd always leave her space and come into mine to get physically engaged whenever we were alone in the office.

Then, out of nowhere, the boss casually mentioned wanting to install cameras in the office and called me in to ask questions about my coworker. At the time, I thought he was being paranoid. Never really considered myself sexually harassed, even though, yeah, her “engagement” was definitely sexual. But with all y’all butthurt MFs constantly bringing up sexual harassment, I’m starting to think… maybe I have been SH’d in the past.

Ojuntana:
So Nigeria is not a civilised society?
Then the problem is with Nigeria not natasha

rinzaugustine:
Everywhere in the news now is now about ashawo talk of Natasha and not the bad governance that have currently ruined Nigeria….Nigeria is a cursed zoo that can never prosper as a country till the shithole breaks up

Ojuntana:
How is calling a girl my wife sexual harassment

Iretii0511:
Unless we are pretending, distinguished senator Natasha wouldn’t have accused the senate president of sexual harassment if he wasn’t trying to chyke her.

A man who has no control over his sexual desires is a problem in the workspace, especially when he’s in a position of power. This issue should be dealt with without wearing the cloak of party loyalty because today, it’s Natasha, it could be you or your relative tomorrow.

symbianDON:
go and call a random girl 'my wife' overseas, na dat time you go know whether na sexual harassment or not

Enemyofpeace:
it's not. You better know that today and stop deceiving yourself

Ojuntana:
What will happen?
Highest you get warned

Xisnin:
Can you post some of those lewd dressing?

abbey621:
Even at that, there's no law in the West that makes such utterance a crime! It is distasteful and you could be looked upon as a weirdo with people avoiding you but usually that's where it ends.

Mindlog:
Share pictures of her in what you have considered lewd dressing