In the past couple of days, no phrase or meme has enjoyed inclusive acceptance and universal usage on the Nigerian internet space over ‘Yes, Daddy Thank you, Daddy’. Nonetheless, as much as it appears interesting to satirize the exposure of the foul acts and destructive propaganda some Nigerian politicians cook in their dark corners, stern attention must be given to moral system and legal values, especially individual fundamental human rights.
It is shocking to see that insignificant number, if not none, of the elitists and the public had, hitherto, deemed it imperative to condemn the invasion of privacy of the Peter Obi and Bishop David Oyedepo. I personally decry the intrusion of their privacy. It is baneful, socially vexatious, logically cynical and flagrant abuse of their constitutionally given rights.Private correspondences are not legally a subject of publicity.
Further, analyzing the conversation from the lens of the law, I can categorically state that the conversation in its entirety is illegal. This is pursuant to the prohibition of certain conducts before and during political campaign being enshrined particularly in Section 92 and of the Electoral Act 2022 which forbids abusive language to likely to provoke religious feelings. The law enforcement agencies should investigate into the matter because it is a clear-cut contravention of the law.
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