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Some of the people humiliating this guys are probably guilty of the same offense

Lithiumite:
Both are crimes you commit adultery,you can be penalised,if you dehumanize your fellow man you can also be penalised.....Mr case rester!!

Lithiumite:
Both are crimes you commit adultery,you can be penalised,if you dehumanize your fellow man you can also be penalised.....Mr case rester!!

MyExpression:
Same African tradition and Islamic religion that allows marrying multiple wives...how will you marry the next wife without cheating on the existing wife?

GbengaAwe042:
E no dey law say adultery na crime oooo. Na only religious law e dey. In any case two of them na adult and they consented to the acts. meaning say no be rape. make una rest joor.

Halo22:
In as much as I do not support a man screwing another's wife especially when the later is still living, but the act of mobbing or parading them is completely unlawful. If not for naivety, the couple could file a valid case against those villagers and claim damages because first, it was totally consensual as none of them was coerced into the act. Secondly, if the husband of the woman was still alive, he was in a better position to take action and not those guys in the picture. People should be very weary of what they are doing these days to avoid had I known.

MyExpression:
Shey when you finish taking your community youth and chiefs to court, and win, you will come back to the community and live in peace...yea?

Who has right to excommunicate one from his own home...?
The traditional system.

We should even look at the legality of these community constitutions.

Halo22:
Excommunication, Ostracizing and banishment are all illegal going by the constitution of the country as they are all regarded to as self-help.

Lithiumite:
I need not say more,go sleep with a married woman and let her husband catch you.

GbengaAwe042:
Criminal Code (Southern Nigeria): Adultery is not a criminal offence under the Criminal Code. It can, however, be grounds for divorce under the Matrimonial Causes Act (1970).