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The brawl between a staff member and a passenger, Comfort Emmanson, on board the Ibom Aircraft on Monday has left Peter Obi, the Labour Party’s presidential candidate in the 2023 general election, appalled.
When Obi woke up, he discovered that Comfort had been permanently barred from flying Ibom Air, a situation he described as systemic on his X account (previously Twitter).
“This morning, I woke up to learn that the passenger, the young Ms. Comfort Emmanson in her twenties, has been banned from flying for life, once again showing how our system works, proving the truth of Anacharsis’ words that “the law is like a spider’s web: it catches the weak, while the powerful break through with ease,” which he wrote in his X post.
Obi added that older people commit crimes and offenses that are worse than those committed by comfort, but they are still allowed to go free.
He stated, “This authoritarian decision is systemically incorrect and unfair in every way.” What legal procedures were followed overnight to result in this sanction? Have we run out of options for a fair and humane conclusion to this issue?
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In Ms. Emmanson’s case, the authorities moved quickly, but the same urgency is lacking when dealing with the powerful and politically connected. It is tragically ironic that a young woman in her twenties can be banned for life while we, her parents, commit worse crimes against humanity and are celebrated. Those in positions of authority commit far more serious crimes that cause great harm to the country, but they are free to move around in comfort and are protected from punishment.
“If this young lady, who did indeed act improperly, now tries to apologize, who will listen to her in a nation where the suffering of the impoverished is unseen and the worth of those who are less fortunate is frequently overlooked? He asserted that if justice is inconsistent, it will be disguised as oppression.
Obi concluded by calling for justice and reform for all citizens.
“This has to be altered. Equal justice must be provided to all. Compassion, rehabilitation, and understanding must be allowed when misbehavior results from repressed anger or misplaced hostility. He came to the conclusion that authority should never decide who gets punished or who gets a pass.
