This is Handel on the Law, Marginal Legal Advice.

Now, if you're listening to this show for any length of time, I get questions.

As a matter of fact, I just got a question about libel, defamation, cease and desists.

And we always have a First Amendment issue here in the United States.

Not so much overseas. This is a story out of Nigeria.

And this gal, Chioma O'Coli, O'Coli, she's 39 years old, and she's being sued, and she has some legal troubles with the police.

She's being sued for breaching the country's cybercrime laws.

She was arrested for breaching the country's cybercrime laws.

Now, in this country, as all over the world, I mean, dealing with cybercrime,

you know, we're just starting to deal with what's going on

with the internet and AI there in Nigeria you know they've got a grip on this so let

me tell you O'Coli is a very small scale importer of kids wear she has 18,000

followers on her Facebook and she goes to her followers and asks them to share their opinions about a tomato puree

that she bought in place of her usual brand.

And she said, I found this way too sweet.

What do you think?

And so her post accompanied by a photo of an open,

unopened can of Nagiko tomato mix produced by a local company called ERISCO Foods Limited.

Well, as you can imagine, it sparked various reactions from the commentators, one of whom replied, stop spoiling my brother's

product.

If you don't like it, use another one.

And another one, then bring it to social media or call customer service or call the customer

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