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22/10/2025

If you do any of these things, just know that it is trespass.

✅ Dumping refuse in another person’s land. Is that your dustbin?

✅ Defecating on another person’s land. That’s not your toilet.

✅ Visiting your man or woman unannounced.

✅ Sitting on another person’s fence. Whether it is short or long fence. Respect the environment.

✅ Stê@ling from someone’s premises.

✅ Crossing another person’s land.

✅ Taking animals into another person’s land to feed or live in.

✅ Using someone’s private residence as shortcuts.

✅ Destroying crops on someone’s land.

✅ Raising a structure or anything above another person’s land.

✅ Planting on another person’s land.

✅ Destroying someone’s fence.

✅ If the owner of the land ordered you to leave and you refuse.

✅ Leaning on someone’s fence.

✅ Cutting economic trees on someone’s land.

✅ Leaning and snapping pictures with someone’s car.
This one, I’m gui|ty and I will continue being gu!|ty o!😂
You mean I should wait till the owner comes then I take permission? No, dears. The owner should charge me to Court kpata-kpata.

However these may look or sound, have it in mind that there are people that takes serious exceptions to things they own.

Those are the people that will call you out.

Remember,

The law is not emotional.


Your peaceful Attorney.

22/10/2025

1. Apply coconut oil before bathing
This helps protect the skin from direct water contact and can reduce irritation.

2. Use lukewarm water, not hot water
Lukewarm means the water is not hot or cold, because hot water can dry and irritate the skin even more.

3. Try adding baking soda or colloidal oatmeal to bath water
These can help soothe sensitive skin and reduce itching

4. Pat your skin dry, do not rub
Rubbing worsens the itch. Instead, gently pat dry and moisturize immediately.

5. Use gentle, fragrance-free soap
Avoid harsh soaps or scented products. They can trigger more itching.

6. Moisturize with aloe vera gel or shea butter
Natural moisturizers can calm the skin and keep it hydrated.

7. Share to help someone

If the itching is severe or does not improve, see a doctor. You may need antihistamines or other treatments.

Let your bath feel refreshing, not irritating.

22/10/2025

Deleting chats doesn’t delete evidence

Many people think that once they hit “delete,” a message disappears forever.

In law and in technology that’s a dangerous misconception. When you delete a message, photo, or chat from your phone, you only remove your visible copy. The data itself often remains stored on the servers of the service provider (like WhatsApp, Facebook, Instagram, or Gmail).

These servers keep encrypted backups that can be accessed but only by lawful order.

Under Nigerian law, particularly the Cybercrimes (Prohibition, Prevention, etc.) Act, 2015, service providers are required to retain and produce electronic communication records when directed by a court order or law enforcement authority.
So if you’re ever involved in a case of blackmail, fraud, defamation, or online harassment, those deleted messages can still be retrieved and presented in court as digital evidence.

Section 84 of the Evidence Act, 2011 (as amended) further recognizes that electronic records including chats, voice notes, and emails are admissible in evidence once they are properly authenticated.
This means the law no longer turns a blind eye to what happens in the digital world. Your words online carry weight, whether typed, recorded, or deleted.

So before you send that “harmless” message, forward that sensitive photo, or make that voice note out of anger pause.
Remember: nothing is ever truly gone online.

Think, type, and act as if the whole world (and a court) could one day read your chats because legally, they can.


I remain your favorite Lawyer💕

22/10/2025

Big shout out to my top fans on a streak 🔥! Youngest D Gbongbon

22/10/2025

The Piece of Peace Woman Leadership Initiative can bring about transformative change in Nigeria by empowering women and families. Here's how it can create life-changing opportunities and drive growth:

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21/10/2025

21/10/2025

Celebrating my 10th year on Facebook. Thank you for your continuing support. I could never have made it without you. 🙏🤗🎉

12/10/2025

A productive meeting took place at Ashante Lodge in Manzini last night, bringing together representatives from Advocate for the Removal of Africa Borders and the Annie's/Nido executive team."

ANNIES-NIDO ESWA