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RealityGod:
This is another perspective that I really agree with

SenatorCharles1:
You guys should just stop this nonsense about support people that lack home training

malali:
That argument won’t hold water. She was detained illegally, still aboard the aircraft,where she was forcibly stripped naked and her images circulated online. Within 24 hours, she was not only locked up in Kirikiri Prison but slapped with a national and international no-fly list.

This isn’t just a human rights violation; it’s arguably one of the gravest abuses happening globally right now, worse even than the atrocities in Gaza.

What’s most chilling is how every person in power, no matter how small their authority, is echoing this blatant disregard for fundamental rights, mimicking the highest echelons of impunity and abuse.

SenatorCharles1:
Was she the only passenger onboard the airline? Why were other passengers not given the same treatment?

malali:
What has that got to do with stripping her naked and circulating the videos online ?
Even if she did what others didnt do, we have a process and law enforcement system.....We dont have airline vigilante !!
How many naked pictures have kidnappers posted online ?
How many naked pictures has Boko Haram posted online ?
Why did Ibom-Air allow a passenger who they have held in custody, have her privacy violated by releasing her nudes ?
Somebody was violated, you are asking for the other passengers. Did the other passengers buy her ticket for her ?
Please ask sensible questions.

SenatorCharles1:
Would she had been stripped naked if she'd behaved herself?

givedemwotowoto:
A lifetime ban was excessive in my opinion, she could challenge it in court and get it reduced.

On the other hand, she may have a potential case of illegal detention which triggered her reactions. Airline crew are not police or law enforcement, they can't detain a passenger unless they're actively trying to protect other passengers and preventing a security threat. In this case, the plane had landed and passengers had disembarked. They should've alerted airport security to arrest her. In fact, detaining her inside a parked airplane could even be a potential risk to her life.

That said, the law usually frowns at people who create their own preventable problems. She could lose the argument about being a victim if the court determines she caused the problem.

givedemwotowoto:
Did they even have a right to detain her? The plane had landed and passengers were out and not at risk, at that point, they were enforcing the law, which is police business. She should've been let go and arrested by police outside the airplane, at the airport.

SenatorCharles1:
Would she had been stripped naked if she'd behaved herself? Parents like you should teach your children and wards to not take laws into their own hands even in the face of severe provocation

SenatorCharles1:
After watching a clip of the incident, who you should be praising is the Ibom crew member who was being slapped yet, didn't fight back.

malali:
Go and watch the clip where the air hostess stood in her way and denied her exit of the aircraft. If somebody without authority kidnaps me, i will fight back.

SenatorCharles1:
Pray you don't meet a kidnapper. Fighting back would be the last thing in your head. You can keep ranting behind your keypad. Discomfort is comforting herself in kirikiri.

EmperorIsaac:
In law, the issues pertaining to fundamental human rights come first, before any other issue is considered. Her dignity was violated...and they must pay!

asolocoaso:

Everything was alleged before her fundamental human rights were violated.
Her nude pictures have reached Australia,Europe,North America,Asia before she was even found guilty of committing any crime.

ARISHEM:
Ibom air knew they are in trouble for that leak that is why they are trying to be clever

Lionnation:
someone who post unclad or semiclade pictures online is who you people are screening human right for

SenatorCharles1:
You guys should just stop this nonsense about supporting people that lack home training

The so-called dis-comforting lady is a disgrace not just to herself but to her family.

I'm very sure someone in her family would be saying "we've always warned her about this her useless attitude, now she has taken it public"

malali:
What has that got to do with stripping her naked and circulating the videos online ?
Even if she did what others didnt do, we have a process and law enforcement system.....We dont have airline vigilante !!
How many naked pictures have kidnappers posted online ?
How many naked pictures has Boko Haram posted online ?
Why did Ibom-Air allow a passenger who they have held in custody, have her privacy violated by releasing her nudes ?
Somebody was violated, you are asking for the other passengers. Did the other passengers buy her ticket for her ?
Please ask sensible questions.

seunowa:
Yes, she was unruly in all ramifications but investigation should be conducted to unravel what could have prompted her provocation because there wouldn't have been any such mannerless reactions from her if there weren't any uncivilized actions from the cabin crew.
A lot of things could have happened while onboard perhaps one of the air hostesses might have talked down on her because she wouldn't have behaved in such manners if she hadn't been harassed initially.

asolocoaso:

If you rape a prostitute. You will still go to jail for rape.
Do you understand ?

SenatorCharles1:
Would she had been stripped naked if she'd behaved herself? Parents like you should teach your children and wards to not take laws into their own hands even in the face of severe provocation