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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Nigeria Aviation Minister, Festus Chamo says the Ministry has directed
for the aviation staff who released the video footage containing
the aspect of an Ibom Airlines passenger Comfort Emanson or
Bob scene in an indecent appearance with her chest sexual
organs exposed after the passenger shirt was torn by an
Ibom Airline staff while security operatives were seen in the

(00:24):
viral video dragging the aggrieved passenger out of the aircraft
following an act of confrontation between the passenger and Ibom
Airlines hostesses which one of the hostesses blocked the right
of way of the passenger and prevented the passenger from
disembarking from the plane and after countless warning to the
airline passenger to leave the road, the passenger went physical

(00:45):
with the hostess by allegedly slapping her on the face,
which the confrontation with the hostess apparently led to the
alleged destruction of the plane divider cotton, which Hibom Airlines
valued at two thousand, five hundred dollars as stated in
count five of the five count charges the police filed
against the passenger at a Keja magistrate caught in Lagos State.

(01:06):
The Aviation Minister Festus Kamo, who described the behavior of
the passenger as unruly, said, although the airline staff is
right to video record the event of the passenger's behavior
for the purpose of legal action, but it is totally
unacceptable for the staff to release part of the video
that exposed the passenger's nakedness, especially her breasts. Details of

(01:28):
the minister's statement reads verbatim below. Enough is enough reading
the Riot Act on Aviation Safety and Security in reference
to the case of unruly Comfort Bob on Ibom Airline
and related incidents. Earlier today, we again woke up to
viral videos of a female passenger on Ibom Airline, now
identified as Comfort Emanson or Comfort Bob, who went berserk

(01:51):
and physically assaulted both the flight crew and the ground staff.
The incident took place yesterday, August tenth, twenty twenty five,
on himbil Bomb Airline flight number Q one hundred and
fifty three from Uyo to Lagos at about fourteen fifty
four hours. Ibom Airline has since issued a statement to
provide some context to the effect that the whole unfortunate

(02:13):
incident arose because of the refusal of the passenger to
switch off her phone during takeoff as required by extant
international civil aviation regulations. Consequently, in the last few hours,
I have been speaking with the Commissioner of Police of
the Airport Police Command, the DG of the NC double
A and his team, the end of Faan and her team,

(02:35):
the COO of Ibom Air and his team about the incident.
Apart from the indefinite flight ban imposed on the said
unruly passenger both local and international by the Nigeria Civil
Aviation Authority NC double A, the police has promptly arranged
her this morning at the Akeja Magistrates caught for criminal
offenses and remanded her at Kirrikiri Prisons as she could

(02:58):
not provide adequate surreoce in court. I have attached the
charge sheet and remand order for clarity. We also note
the scuffle that took place between the unruly passenger and
ground personnel before she was eventually subdued. This was because
of her uncooperative attitude. Whilst we support the filming of
her recalcitrant behavior as evidence to prosecute her, what is

(03:21):
deplorable is to release such evidence containing indecent exposure to
the public to ridicule her that is totally unacceptable to us.
We will not fold our arms and tolerate the debasing
of womanhood. I have therefore directed that whoever released that
part of the video containing the indecent exposure amongst the
staff should be singled out and adequately sanctioned. I have

(03:44):
also directed that the airlines must continue to train and
retrain their staff in public relations and how to deal
with potentially explosive situations in order to diffuse them promptly
or knit them in the bud except when it becomes inevitable.
I've also directed a joint security meeting between relevant agencies
next week for better coordination of security measures in situations

(04:08):
like this or similar ones we witnessed recently. For genuinely
aggrieved passengers, there are clearly laid down remedies to address grievances.
The Consumer Protection Directorate of the nc double A has
consistently advertised these remedies, and there is no point trying
to take the laws into ones hands that may lead
to dire consequences. We will continue to apply equal sanctions

(04:32):
available to us in aviation on any such airring passengers
that is lengthy flight bands and report the matters to
other law enforcement agencies to do their bit within their powers.
We have reported that a careful study of the viral
video involving the Imom Airline personnel, legos, airport security operatives
and an aggrieved passenger comfort emnson on board the airline

(04:54):
plane on Sunday, indicated that while the enraged passenger was
being dragged off the plane by three men who held
her two hands and legs, suspending her a little bit
on the air, a lady putting on Ibom air corporate
clothes who was behind the camera lens, could be seen
in the video to have approached the passenger at the
door point of the plane while the passenger was about

(05:16):
to be taking out, apparently dipped her hand towards the
waist part of the passenger, untucked the passenger shirt from
the trousers, grabden, pulled the passenger's shirt towards her head,
and in the process the passenger shirt got tore and
the passenger's chest, sexual organs or private parts were completely exposed.
The action of the Ibom Airline staff appeared to be deliberate,

(05:38):
as the airline female staff was not part of those
dragging the passenger off the aircraft, and after the female
passenger's body was exposed, the Ibom Airline's female staff never
joined or assisted the security operatives to drag the passenger
off the plane. This indicated that the motive of the
female's staff of Ibom Airline was solely to remove the

(05:59):
passenger sh shirt and expose the aggrieved airline passenger to ridicule.

Speaker 2 (06:09):
Madam na as a gud and here as a stanuel, Will.

Speaker 1 (06:31):
Lady wi you bring me in a morg A careful
study of the viral video involving the Ibomb Airline personnel, legos,
airport security operatives and an aggrieved passenger comfort a manson
on board the airline plane on Sunday indicated that while
the enraged passenger was being dragged off the plane by

(06:52):
three men who held her two hands and legs, suspending
her a little bit on the air, a lady putting
on a bomb Air corporate clothes who was behind the
camera lens, could be seen in the video to have
approached the passenger at the door point of the plane
while the passenger was about to be taking out, apparently
dipped her hand towards the waist part of the passenger

(07:13):
untuck the passenger shirt from the trousers, grabbed and pulled
the passenger's shirt towards her head, and in the process,
the passenger shirt got tore and the passenger's chest, sexual organs,
or private parts were completely exposed. The action of the
Ibom Airline staff appeared to be deliberate, as the airline
female staff was not part of those dragging the passenger

(07:34):
off the aircraft, and after the female passenger's body was exposed,
the Ibom Airlines female staff never joined or assisted the
security operatives to drag the passenger off the plane. This
indicated that the motive of the female's staff of Ibom
Airline was solely to remove the passenger shirt and expose
the aggrieved airline passenger to ridicule. The video of the

(07:56):
passenger's partial nakedness, especially her two breasts completely exposed due
to the apparent action of a yet to be arrested
and prosecuted female staff of Ibom Airlines, has since gone viral,
with some pornographic channels already updating their channels with the
partial nakedness of the Ibom Airlines passenger. According to Punch
newspaper comfort Emanson, the passenger accused of assaulting airline officials

(08:21):
aboard an Ibomair flight from Muyo to Lagos has been
charged in court and remanded in Kirrikiri Correctional Center in Lagos.
Tunday Machud, special Adviser on Media and Communications to the
Minister of Aviation and Aerospace Development Festus kmo Sam, confirmed
the development in a post on his official ex handle

(08:42):
on Monday. The more reason the flying public should be
more careful. The unruly passenger on the Yuyo, Lagos bound
Ibomair Miscomfort Emanson, has been charged to court and she's
now cooling off in Kirrikiri, Machud wrote. Ibom Are in
a press statement on Monday, said that ibom Ere confirms

(09:02):
that on Sunday, August tenth, twenty twenty five, an incident
occurred on board our Uyo Lagos flight involving a passenger,
Comfort Emanson, whose conduct posed a serious threat to the
safety of our crew, passengers and aircraft. Shortly before take
off from Muyo, Emanson was instructed, in line with standard

(09:23):
aviation safety procedures, to switch off her mobile phone. She
bluntly refused to comply until the pilot in command made
an announcement, after which a fellow passenger seated beside her
took the phone and switched it off. This action prompted
a verbal tirade from Emanson. The situation was eventually calmed
and the flight departed as scheduled. Upon arrival in Lagos,

(09:47):
Emanson waited for all other passengers to disembark, and then
proceeded to confront the purser who had earlier instructed her.
She walked up to the unsuspecting purser, stepped on her, forcibly,
tore off her whig, removed her glasses and threw it
to the foe, and used her footwear to assault her.
She slapped her several times, and when the other cabin

(10:09):
crew member tried to intervene, she slapped her too. She
then attempted to forcibly remove a fire extinguisher to use
as a weapon, an act that could have damaged and
grounded the aircraft. By this time, the pilot in command
had alerted airport security. Before security could arrive, the purser,
as seen on the viral video on the Internet, prevented

(10:31):
the passenger from leaving the aircraft until security arrived. The
arrival of IBOM air security personnel did not deter the
passenger as she attacked him as well, lashing out violently
at both Hibombair and FAAN security. She was then restrained
and removed from the aircraft by force. Even after disembarking,

(10:53):
she continued to assault both Hibombair and FAAN security staff
and even slapped the ground supervisor. The passenger was removed
from the ramp and taken into custody by FAA and
Security and handed over to the Nigeria Police Force for
further investigation. Ibom Air has since submitted a report on
the incident to the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority and placed

(11:16):
a travel restriction on Emanson, who will no longer be
permitted to fly on any of our aircraft. Ibomair reiterates
its zero tolerance policy towards any form of unruly or
violent conduct that threatens the safety of passengers, crew or equipment.
Such behavior will be met with the strongest possible response.

(11:38):
GUIGNI management of National Youth Service Corps under the leadership
of Brigadier General Olukunley Nafieu, has given reasons why serving
Nigeria Youth Corps member Hashier Rita Aguamaye was denied n
YSC discharge certificate that could have enabled her exit the
one year mandatory program after she can depleted the one

(12:00):
year paramilitary service to her nation as a new graduate.
And according to a statement posted and made available by
NYSC on Sunday with no name of the authority responsible
for the press statement written or mentioned in the statement,
the NYSC said Corps member Returugumei's discharge certificate was withheld

(12:21):
and her service yet extended by two months following her
alleged absence or failure to attend the April twenty twenty
five n YSC biometrics clearance at etiosa Local Government Area Secretariat,
and the month stated by NYSC was barely few days
after the Corps member had cried out loud in the

(12:41):
month of March twenty twenty five over the apparent increasing
high rates of hunger as a result of rising costs
of living in Nigeria and as such, she described the
President Bola Armedtenubu as a terrible president. In a swift
reaction to the reason given by NYSC Rita Aguamee's lawyer,
barrister in nibihe f Young, while answering questions from channel's

(13:05):
television program presenters on Monday morning said the statement issued
by the management of the National Youth Service Corps NYSC
on its decision to extend the service period and withhold
the certificate of National Service of Corps member Hashie Rita
Aguamaye alias Raye, does not represent the truth of the matter,

(13:25):
saying on April seventh, twenty twenty five, Rita was physically
present at the Local Government Secretariat for the head count
and clearance, with the NYSC official at the local government
level deliberately refused to attend to her, even after six
hours waiting, during which she was asked to go back
and queued up on the line repeatedly, the NYSC official

(13:47):
still refused to attend to her, and thereafter, on April eleventh,
twenty twenty five, the Corps member went to meet the
NYSC official and begged her to allow her perform her
April twenty twenty five biometrics clearance. The NYSC female official
refused and asked the core member to leave. This, Amnesty

(14:07):
International said the National Youth Service Corps NYSC must rescind
its decision. The Amnesty International described as arbitrary and outrageous,
saying NYSC allegedly used bureaucratic tricks to extend the core
member national service year over the government's unacceptable intolerance of
dissenting voices, with former Nigeria Vice President Atiku Abubaka describing

(14:31):
the NYSC action as impunity and as such cautioned the
government against subjecting everything to politics. And on Monday morning,
the former governor of an Ambra State, Peter Obe, issued
a statement and said in our country today, hunger and
poverty are not just distant statistics. They are the harsh
reality that millions of our people face daily. Recently, the

(14:54):
United Nations stated that about thirty four million Nigerians will
face acute food in socie security and about sixty three
percent of our population, which is about one hundred and
thirty three million people, now live in multi dimensional poverty. Inflation,
even with the suppressed statistics is nearly thirty percent, while
unemployment and economic mismanagement have nearly wiped out our once

(15:17):
vibrant middle class. Families who once lived stable lives are
now slipping into poverty. On the Lea Saware, the founder
of Saha A Reporters News Media, said he was ready
to stand beside the Corps member and escort her to
collect her NYSC discharge certificate last week, but the government
of President Bolah Ahmed Tanubu prevented him by thus unlawfully

(15:40):
detaining him at the police station. In quotes, Sirware said,
it is with deep sadness and renewed outrage that I
address the ongoing injustice against Rita Iguamoye Raye. Nigeria's National
Youth Service Corps NYSC has seized her discharge certificate because
she criticized the Ta Nubu regime over economic hardships. I

(16:03):
was fully prepared to stand beside her to help her
receive her NYSC discharge certificate. However, the criminal Assawaju Bolahmed
to Nubu regime unlawfully detained me in Abuja this past week.
This regime thrives on intimidation, repression and silencing the youth.
We had promised to fight for her justice and that

(16:25):
promise remains unbroken. We will not stop until we achieve victory,
not just for Raye, but for every Nigerian denied their
rights by an oppressive system. We must not forget that
Rai's courage and uncompromising stance compelled the authorities to increase
the monthly allowance for her colleagues to seventy seven thousand niras.

(16:45):
This significant improvement was won through her sacrifice, and it
is an injustice of the highest order that she continues
to be denied what is rightfully hers upon completion of
her service year. We will not abandon her. Her fight
is our fire. The struggle continues until we win. We
reject the nysc's spurious position in its entirety. Youth Corps

(17:08):
member Ashier Rita A Gumaye Reei's case could not and
should not be dismissed as a mere biometric clearance issue.
This was not about paperwork. This was punishment in retaliation
for her public criticism of Asswaju Bola Ahmed Tanubu's disastrous
economic policies. Silencing dissent is not service to the nation.

(17:29):
It is a service to tyranny. We stand with Raye.
We will continue to fight against NYSC until the injustice
is corrected. Revolutiono NYSC, in the press release, has said
that the NYSC management wishes to clarify a misleading information
circulating on social media regarding Corps member Ushier Rita A

(17:51):
Gumaye State Code number twenty four B eight thousand, three
hundred and twenty five. Contrary to false claims that she
was denied as Certificate of National Service CNS due to
critical remarks about the government. This assertion is entirely unfounded
and false in its entirety. Rita is among the one

(18:11):
hundred and thirty one Corps members whose Certificates of National
Service CNS were withheld for valid disciplinary reasons. Specifically, Rita's
service year has been extended by two months for failing
to attend the April twenty twenty five biometrics clearance, a
decision that aligns with the NYSC by laws. It is

(18:32):
important to note that this extension is a standard procedure
and not unique to her case, and the principle of
equal treatment was only applied in this case. The NYSC
management thus urges the public to approach this matter with
understanding as extending service for non compliance is a long
standing tradition within the NYSC and should not be politicized.

(18:55):
The NYSC scheme remains committed to discharging its mandate in
line with the dictates of the Constitution. Nigeria is ours, Nigeria,
We serve. Former Nigeria Vice President Hatiku Habu Baka said,
what manner of impunity is this? Everything should not be
subjected to politics. I hope that Ashie Rita Aguamea's NYSC

(19:19):
discharge certificate is not being withheld because she had the
courage to complain about the economic hardship under the President
Bola Tenubu led administration. It is unacceptable that the young
lady who had served her country without queries should not
have received her National Youth Service Corps certificate one year
after passing out. The appropriate authorities should take urgent steps

(19:42):
to ensure that she gets her discharge certificate. Amnesty International,
in a press release said the National Youth Service Corps
NYSC must rescind its arbitrary and outrageous decision to deny
Rita Ushie widely known as Raye, her NYSC discharge certificate
upon completion of a year of national service. Using bureaucratic

(20:04):
tricks to extend her national service shows unacceptable intolerance of
dissenting voices. The flagrant decision to withhold her certificate may
not be unconnected with her comments on social media on
the widespread economic hardship as a result of President Bola
Tanubu's economic policies. It is perfectly within her right to

(20:25):
express discontent peacefully. Instead of punishing her by withholding her
NYSC certificate for her opinions on rampant inflation, the authorities
should prioritize addressing the country's escalating economic woes. The Nigerian
authorities must stop responding with abuse of power and intimidation
to individuals and groups who express dissenting opinions in utter

(20:48):
disregard for the Nigerian constitution and international law. Holding and
voicing dissenting views is not a crime. In March, Ritaashier
faced threat to life and violence for her her viral
TikTok video criticizing President Bola Tanubu's government over unprecedented economic
hardship that plunged millions of people into abject poverty. Since

(21:10):
May twenty twenty three, series of economic policies introduced by
Nigerian government have been undermining the ability of people on
low incomes to secure their right to adequate standard of living.
Millions of people in Nigeria are increasingly unable to meet
the costs of education, food and healthcare. No one should

(21:30):
be punished for expressing dissenting opinions. Authorities have obligation to
uphold and respect the right to freedom of expression without discrimination.
Former Governor of a Nambra State, Peter Obey, in a
detailed statement on Monday, said, in our country today, hunger
and poverty are not just distant statistics. They are the

(21:51):
harsh reality that millions of our people face daily. Recently,
the United Nations stated that about thirty four million Nigerians
will face it acute food insecurity and about sixty three
percent of our population, which is about one hundred and
thirty three million people, now live in multi dimensional poverty. Inflation,

(22:11):
even with the suppressed statistics, is nearly thirty percent, while
unemployment and economic mismanagement have nearly wiped out. Are once
vibriant middle class families who once lived stable lives are
now slipping into poverty. But this is not just ordinary.
It is as a result of incompetent leadership without capacity
and compassion, who are not interested in putting the Nigerian

(22:33):
people first in their actions. Other nations have faced similar
challenges and turned their fortunes around through disciplined leadership, sound
economic policies, and a total commitment from the leaders to
invest in human development and pulling their people out of poverty.
A recent example is what is happening in Argentina. In Argentina,

(22:54):
over fifty two percent of its population lived in poverty
by early twenty twenty four, acording to the World Bank,
with millions of Argentines unable to meet basic needs, inflation
was above two hundred percent and economic confidence had collapsed.
Yet within two years, through decisive action to cut waste

(23:15):
in governance and prioritize economic stability, the newly inaugurated president
was able to cut down the poverty rate to thirty
eight point one percent from fifty two percent in just
two years, and extreme poverty fell to eight point two percent,
with inflation just around two to three per cent monthly.
As at twenty twenty five, the urban poverty had declined

(23:37):
to thirty one point six percent, lifting millions of people
out of poverty. Investor confidence grew in the economy began
to grow. The people now see real improvements in the
daily lives. Both Argentina and the current Nigerian leadership assumed
office in the same year, and this proves what I
have always stated that two years may not be enough

(23:59):
to change a nation with a one hundred percent turnaround
but it is more than enough to kick start the
transformation journey that will change the fortune of our dear country.
With the people witnessing real and genuine change. But only
if the leadership is honest, focused and committed to the people,
Nigeria can work. We can reduce hunger and restore dignity

(24:21):
to Nigerians. But this will not happen while corruption and
criminality dominate our governance. Our nation requires leaders who will
put the people first, manage resources prudently, and stand firm
in rejecting corrupt practices. Nigeria will work, but only if
we as leaders commit to tackling corruption, cutting the cost

(24:42):
of governance, and focusing on critical areas of development like education,
health care, and lifting the people out of poverty, just
as other nations have done with remarkable results, a new
Nigeria is possible. We had reported that after the Nigeria
be Afra Civil War, the National Youth Service Corps NYSC

(25:02):
was established on May twenty second, nineteen seventy three to
give the youths the opportunity to leave their parents and
stay alone to contribute to the betterment of the West
Africa country Nigeria. Interestingly, a few days ago, one of
the serving CORPSS, Hashie Rita A Guamaye, went to the
market in Lagos State to buy foodstuffs, but she was

(25:24):
shocked that the prices of foodstuffs in the month of
March have again increased far more than they were previous months.
Apparently faced with the heat of passion, her Guamaye took
to social media to call on the youths to unite
and defend the country from total economy collapse, saying it
was her first time to leave her parents and start
paying domestic bills alone, adding that the money she spends

(25:48):
on transport is more than the monthly salary NYSC is
paying her. Begging the youths to stage a thirty days
non stop challenge protest to make the country President Bola
Arma to Lubu, she described as a terrible person to
be alive to his political and institutional responsibilities of making
cost of living reasonably okay for people to afford, stressing

(26:11):
that some Nigerians are pretending to still be rich whereas
the bad economy has pushed them into poverty. This Reno Omakri,
former presidential spokesperson who have been living abroad since twenty fourteen,
reacted and said that there is no country in the
world where a paramilitary official like the Corpos is permitted
to criticize the government. She didn't participate in.

Speaker 3 (26:34):
Thank you for having me. I think this is in
Matsa dad Nan. Jurans who have followed this case since
much when you started closely would be able to make
reasonable deductions. Now let me start by saying that the
statement issued by the management of the National Uses Corps

(26:58):
yes to do quite unfortunate. It betrays the very idea
behind the establishment of the US. In their statement, they
claim that ryan Uh is being punished and penalized in

(27:19):
compliance with the by loss of the Corps and the
Saving Spirit has been extendard for two months and as
a digate of national service with Hell because she missed
or absence from the barmetric clearance for the month of
the prel.

Speaker 1 (27:41):
But the truth of the matter is that not only
did Rio Rita.

Speaker 3 (27:52):
Present herself for Clarence in the month of April, specifically
on the seventh of April, you know when people, she
also attended the city.

Speaker 1 (28:04):
Which took place on the send it.

Speaker 3 (28:08):
Because if you're saying that the commember did not undergo
clearance for a particular modes. One would want to know
what what that reason for missing Clarence. I haven't said
literally anything in that regard. And the simple reason is
because what they were, she has said publicly, is completely false.

(28:32):
This leddy presented herself before the little Government's inspector.

Speaker 1 (28:38):
I need.

Speaker 3 (28:40):
Of yourself, logle governments one, missus Veronica be.

Speaker 1 (28:46):
This is the same woman who not only I not her.
Initially she claims, oh, go and join the.

Speaker 3 (28:54):
Q got to the back, she complied, of course, it
got to.

Speaker 1 (28:58):
A found against. She was then to the back again.
This lady spent six hours.

Speaker 3 (29:05):
Ryan spent six hours hoping, pleading, begging, almost prostrating to
be cleared. She refused to Claire and guess what she
sees that Clarence letter. Because if they're saying someone has
not been clad for you to be clear of the commember,
I also almost many of us went through this skin

(29:25):
for you to be clear. Your mother have a Clarence
letter from your Ppa with that which even the US
cannot clear you.

Speaker 1 (29:32):
That is, even if you're sure.

Speaker 3 (29:34):
I have commembers who are you saving in our firm,
and every month I have to sign their Clarence to
say that looks I've worked the reporter and the PPIA
for the month on the reference. Please attend to them.

Speaker 1 (29:48):
That is what that puts.

Speaker 3 (29:49):
She went there with a Clarence letter from her place
of primary assignments, Missus Veronica Bell, collected declarance letter and
then pretended as if she did not want to attend
to her that time.

Speaker 1 (30:03):
As I said, when she kept pleading, the woman answered.

Speaker 3 (30:09):
Balley attacking her. She persisted she didn't told her she
was not going to clear her.

Speaker 2 (30:17):
I did not get my ask her to get out
country that she will.

Speaker 1 (30:21):
Not attend to her.

Speaker 3 (30:22):
And I said, look, madam, dad, please, as may I
have done anything. I had to go by the NYS
by laws, which is correct. I am supposed to face
the court.

Speaker 1 (30:32):
Is Plary committee.

Speaker 2 (30:34):
It's been a long time.

Speaker 1 (30:35):
I went.

Speaker 3 (30:36):
That infurated the woman they move that.

Speaker 1 (30:38):
Who are you to even make.

Speaker 3 (30:40):
A suggestion about what the by law.

Speaker 1 (30:42):
Says I to live?

Speaker 3 (30:46):
What was she supposed to do after six hours? This
is after she has seized her Clarence letter.

Speaker 1 (30:52):
She sent her away.

Speaker 3 (30:53):
I'm trying to On the eleventh of her prayer, Ryan
went back to me with Veronica Blee's office.

Speaker 2 (31:01):
Family.

Speaker 3 (31:01):
This is a few days after the death.

Speaker 1 (31:04):
Bag with her. Please claim me for the month of April.

Speaker 3 (31:09):
People, should I say people? No, I don't have problem
with you, okay, but nothing can be done now we
are finishing monthly clear us. This is eleventh of the press.
Did she bring all this to your notice at this
time in April.

Speaker 1 (31:23):
I'm a lawyer. I'm preventing.

Speaker 3 (31:25):
Listens, I'm telling you, I'm preventing these things.

Speaker 1 (31:28):
I'm telling you as far back as April. Of course,
I let me make you clean to you. You bring
me in a mortgage, ready, you bring me in a mortgage.
Nowhere

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