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There’s something deeply disturbing about provoking someone repeatedly, called names, bullied, pushing them to their limit, then making their reaction the entire story. We must be honest about the difference between an isolated reaction and sustained provocation. Nomy’s reaction did not happen in a vacuum. Bullying, insults and deliberate... show more

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If this is not something to be annoyed then I don’t know what is cos why will someone ask a question in a meeting and get attacked unprovoked? Told to shut the f up? Because it’s Nomy? Nomy’s reaction all started because Isabella Favour Imoh cannot communicate Video credit Big Brother Naija #BBNaija

If this is not something to be annoyed then I don’t know what is cos why will someone ask a question in a meeting and get attacked unprovoked? Told to shut the f up? Because it’s Nomy? Nomy’s reaction all started because Isabella Favour Imoh cannot communicate Video credit Big Brother Naija #BBNaija

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If someone commits an ACTUAL misdeed, I don't care about the verbal reaction. We have freedom of speech for a reason. We shouldn’t have to live in a society where people commit little crimes to trigger a reaction and then get to play victim. That's how the system gets abused.

If someone commits an ACTUAL misdeed, I don't care about the verbal reaction. We have freedom of speech for a reason. We shouldn’t have to live in a society where people commit little crimes to trigger a reaction and then get to play victim. That's how the system gets abused.

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This argument conveniently demands “full context” only when it is being used to defend him, while completely ignoring the context surrounding his repeated treatment of Nomy. If we are talking about context, then let’s talk about all of it. Tram didn’t simply wake up one day and become the “victim” of Nomy’s reaction. He has repeatedly provoked her. He explicitly said he would frustrate her and turn the house against her. That is not an innocent misunderstanding. That is an expressed intention to antagonise someone and isolate them socially. And this is not just about one argument. There has also been a repeated pattern of age-shaming and body-shaming Nomy. The “he only said ‘somewhere is smelling’” defence is also deliberately narrow. Context is not just about the exact wording of one sentence. Context includes the pattern of interactions that led to the confrontation, what had been said before it, and what each person had been doing throughout the situation. You cannot demand nuance for Tram while denying Nomy the same nuance. #BBNaija

This argument conveniently demands “full context” only when it is being used to defend him, while completely ignoring the context surrounding his repeated treatment of Nomy. If we are talking about context, then let’s talk about all of it. Tram didn’t simply wake up one day and become the “victim” of Nomy’s reaction. He has repeatedly provoked her. He explicitly said he would frustrate her and turn the house against her. That is not an innocent misunderstanding. That is an expressed intention to antagonise someone and isolate them socially. And this is not just about one argument. There has also been a repeated pattern of age-shaming and body-shaming Nomy. The “he only said ‘somewhere is smelling’” defence is also deliberately narrow. Context is not just about the exact wording of one sentence. Context includes the pattern of interactions that led to the confrontation, what had been said before it, and what each person had been doing throughout the situation. You cannot demand nuance for Tram while denying Nomy the same nuance. #BBNaija

NOMY #BBNaija

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There comes a time when we have to let toxic & incompetent people leave! Don’t renew their term if you are their line manager or just tell them to leave because they are not there to serve but to further their politics. As a leader, you are appointed to serve the country/company/institution and not to serve yourself. When a leader is accused of staff turnover then we must ask about the quality of the people who left. If the leader is accused of bullying we must ask what the allegedly bullied people were doing to be bullied like that. Leadership is NOT for sissies! We are busy nursing incompetent people while Rome is burning!! Our country needs bold & unapologetic leadership! #Leadership #DecisiveLeadership #Accountability

There comes a time when we have to let toxic & incompetent people leave! Don’t renew their term if you are their line manager or just tell them to leave because they are not there to serve but to further their politics. As a leader, you are appointed to serve the country/company/institution and not to serve yourself. When a leader is accused of staff turnover then we must ask about the quality of the people who left. If the leader is accused of bullying we must ask what the allegedly bullied people were doing to be bullied like that. Leadership is NOT for sissies! We are busy nursing incompetent people while Rome is burning!! Our country needs bold & unapologetic leadership! #Leadership #DecisiveLeadership #Accountability

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