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[quote author=malali post=136404699][/quote]You are yet to answer my question sir, what punishment do you think he deserves other than this?

I need to know your stand on this issue before I enlighten you about the gravity of his offense.

Brendaniel:
I'm sure if they bundled him forcefully, it is still people like you who will call for the prosecution of all those who did it to him like you are still defending him here even after they gave him respect by not rough handling him, what else did you expect them to do?


Look at the Obidient man that tried something even lesser was rough handled, bundled out, arrested, prosecuted and jailed and all of you supporting KWAM1 now all cheered on, now you guys are busy trying to twist the whole thing...

Your fight for KWAM 1 has nothing to do with whether he is right or wrong but the fact that he is your tribesman and supports Tinubu that you also support.

And someone like you will want someone like me to believe you want a country that works, if they prosecuted the man in the video, what stops them from prosecuting KWAM1?


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N9XS6Jm1-vQ?si=pGmkxL6qsDyxtMCd

Lolz, for you to be comparing K1 offense to this man in the video, it mean you know absolute nothing about the law. The man in the video committed felony by using inciting false statement that could cause civil unrest if left unchecked. No government will fold her arms and allow an individual to be making a false claim amidst political tension in the state, it is not done anywhere in the world.

Go and read aviation law/acts pertaining K1 offense, if you cant have access to one, at least you can use Google. K1 has been giving appropriate punishment according to aviation act or law, it is you guys that are just too emotional and ignorance about law.

Contrary to your assumption, I am apolitical, I belong/support no one, ethnicity or group, I only approach issues objectively in accordance with reality on ground.

yemmit90:
Lolz, for you to be comparing K1 offense to this man in the video, it mean you know absolute nothing about the law. The man in the video committed felony by using inciting false statement that could cause civil unrest if left unchecked. No government will fold her arms and allow an individual to be making a false claim amidst political tension in the state, it is not done anywhere in the world.

Go and read aviation law/acts pertaining K1 offense, if you cant have access to one, at least you can use Google. K1 has been giving appropriate punishment according to aviation act or law, it is you guys that are just too emotional and ignorance about law.

Contrary to your assumption, I am apolitical, I belong/support no one, ethnicity or group, I only approach issues objectively in accordance with reality on ground.

That you are apolitical does not stop you from being a tribalist which you have proven to be, you are saying what K1 was not a big issue, well here you have it, you are saying we are being emotional just because we are calling out the wrong balancing of justice, I'm neither in support or against k1 being jailed, I'm only calling out the hypocrisy of people like you who are down playing what he did just because he is Yoruba.

You are saying the Igbo man's own is justified because you claim it had to do with politics but look at K1 also misbehaving and risking people's lives also because of political influence, but you will not see it that way, I didn't support what the Igbo man did and good the law took its course but you don't want the law to take its course on K1 because he is your person

read the what the law says below on K1's action and see that you are the ignorant one here.

yemmit90:
Lolz, for you to be comparing K1 offense to this man in the video, it mean you know absolute nothing about the law. The man in the video committed felony by using inciting false statement that could cause civil unrest if left unchecked. No government will fold her arms and allow an individual to be making a false claim amidst political tension in the state, it is not done anywhere in the world.

Go and read aviation law/acts pertaining K1 offense, if you cant have access to one, at least you can use Google. K1 has been giving appropriate punishment according to aviation act or law, it is you guys that are just too emotional and ignorance about law.

Contrary to your assumption, I am apolitical, I belong/support no one, ethnicity or group, I only approach issues objectively in accordance with reality on ground.

Anytime I read from people like you im always happy to have other people see exactly how triba.listic you and yours can be

Brendaniel:
That you are apolitical does not stop you from being a tribalist which you have proven to be, you are saying what K1 was not a big issue, well here you have it, you are saying we are being emotional just because we are calling out the wrong balancing of justice, I'm neither in support or against k1 being jailed, I'm only calling out the hypocrisy of people like you who are down playing what he did just because he is Yoruba.

You are saying the Igbo man's own is justified because you claim it had to do with politics but look at K1 also misbehaving and risking people's lives also because of political influence, but you will not see it that way, I didn't support what the Igbo man did and good the law took its course but you don't want the law to take its course on K1 because he is your person

read the what the law says below on K1's action and see that you are the ignorant one here.

Below is aviation act 2022, I have the 95 pages with me, and these are few sections that talk about K1 offense. No section is talking about imprisonment withiout an option of fine. The section you deliberately quoted was talking about Endangering Aircraft operation, which is specifically channelled towards the pilots in charge of operation( go and read the section to the end). K1 offense can be specifically group with " Assault, intimidation, or interference with crews".

I will say it again, 6 month no fly place on someone like K1 who travel alot is more severe and painful than to ask him to pay fine. Judging from this Aviation act, if you are a smart fellow, you should know that taking him to court where he will have an option to pay fine is a pure waste of time for prosecutors. The 6 month no fly is more appropriate and painful for such offense than asking him to pay fine( since is not a known terrorist or committing felony). Besides, the man has apologise for the wrong doing, I wonder why you people are hell bent on calling for his head.

The Civil Aviation Act of 2022, specifically Sections 75, 81, and 83, outlines penalties for various passenger offenses in Nigeria. These include unauthorized entry into aerodromes, endangering aircraft operations, and acts of intimidation or interference with crew members. The Act also addresses compensation for flight delays and cancellations under the Consumer Protection Regulations.
Here's a breakdown of specific offenses and their corresponding penalties:

Unauthorized Entry into Aerodromes:
Section 75 of the Civil Aviation Act 2022 prescribes a fine of at least 500,000 Naira, imprisonment for at least six months, or both for entering an aerodrome without permission.

Endangering Aircraft Operations:
Section 81 stipulates that operating an aircraft in a dangerous manner can result in a fine of at least two million Naira or imprisonment for two years, or both.


Hijacking:

Section 83 outlines severe penalties for hijacking, including a fine of at least 25 million Naira or life imprisonment.


Assault, Intimidation, or Interference with Crew:
Section 85 addresses passenger misconduct towards crew members, such as refusing to comply with instructions (like turning off electronic devices) and imposes a fine of 200,000 Naira or a two-month prison sentence.


Compensation for Flight Delays and Cancellations:
The Consumer Protection Regulations (Part 19 of the Nigeria Civil Aviation Regulations 2023) address passenger rights related to flight disruptions. Airlines are required to provide refreshments and communication options for delays, and offer compensation for cancellations, including cash reimbursements for full ticket costs.

I attach the link and pdf file for you now, go and read the section you quoted here with proper understanding.


https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&opi=89978449&url=https://ncaa.gov.ng/media/sxxn42yu/civil-aviation-act-2022-publi9cation.pdf&ved=2ahUKEwiH6cWluICPAxWUVUEAHZK5KZkQFnoECF8QAQ&usg=AOvVaw1Blkpul3U1RosFmTQ9YJIL

yemmit90:
Below is aviation act 2022, I have the 95 pages with me, and these are few sections that talk about K1 offense. No section is talking about imprisonment withiout an option of fine. The section you deliberately quoted was talking about Endangering Aircraft operation, which is specifically channelled towards the pilots in charge of operation( go and read the section to the end). K1 offense can be specifically group with " Assault, intimidation, or interference with crews".

I will say it again, 6 month no fly place on someone like K1 who travel alot is more severe and painful than to ask him to pay fine. Judging from this Aviation act, if you are a smart fellow, you should know that taking him to court where he will have an option to pay fine is a pure waste of time for prosecutors. The 6 month no fly is more appropriate and painful for such offense than asking him to pay fine( since is not a known terrorist or committing felony). Besides, the man has apologise for the wrong doing, I wonder why you people are hell bent on calling for his head.

The Civil Aviation Act of 2022, specifically Sections 75, 81, and 83, outlines penalties for various passenger offenses in Nigeria. These include unauthorized entry into aerodromes, endangering aircraft operations, and acts of intimidation or interference with crew members. The Act also addresses compensation for flight delays and cancellations under the Consumer Protection Regulations.
Here's a breakdown of specific offenses and their corresponding penalties:

Unauthorized Entry into Aerodromes:
Section 75 of the Civil Aviation Act 2022 prescribes a fine of at least 500,000 Naira, imprisonment for at least six months, or both for entering an aerodrome without permission.

Endangering Aircraft Operations:
Section 81 stipulates that operating an aircraft in a dangerous manner can result in a fine of at least two million Naira or imprisonment for two years, or both.


Hijacking:

Section 83 outlines severe penalties for hijacking, including a fine of at least 25 million Naira or life imprisonment.


Assault, Intimidation, or Interference with Crew:
Section 85 addresses passenger misconduct towards crew members, such as refusing to comply with instructions (like turning off electronic devices) and imposes a fine of 200,000 Naira or a two-month prison sentence.


Compensation for Flight Delays and Cancellations:
The Consumer Protection Regulations (Part 19 of the Nigeria Civil Aviation Regulations 2023) address passenger rights related to flight disruptions. Airlines are required to provide refreshments and communication options for delays, and offer compensation for cancellations, including cash reimbursements for full ticket costs.

I attach the link and pdf file for you now, go and read the section you quoted here with proper understanding.


https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&opi=89978449&url=https://ncaa.gov.ng/media/sxxn42yu/civil-aviation-act-2022-publi9cation.pdf&ved=2ahUKEwiH6cWluICPAxWUVUEAHZK5KZkQFnoECF8QAQ&usg=AOvVaw1Blkpul3U1RosFmTQ9YJIL

You are still trying to downplay what he did, it wasn't just about the crew members, he stood in front of the plane to stop it from taking off, assaulted the pilot and crew members by pouring the content of his drink on them and here you are trying to downplay what he did, let me help you better...

The way you guys twist things to defend your tribe, downplay nonsense, tribalism has so finished you guys, reason I don't want this country to be one because you people breed injustice, read from beginning to the end....