Di President-elect of di Nigerian Bar Association, Oyinkansola Badejo-Okusanya, don back di judgement wey concern filming police officers when dem dey on duty.
She make her position known as di matter dey generate discussion for di legal circle.
Badejo-Okusanya talk say di judgement na important step for di issue of police accountability.
At di same time, she call for clearer rules wey go define di limits of di right to film officers.
She talk say di rules suppose show wetin citizens fit do and wetin dem no fit do when dem dey record police.
Di NBA president-elect talk say without clear boundaries, di judgement fit cause confusion between police and di public.
She explain say di law must balance di right of citizens with di need for police to do their work.
According to her, clearer rules go help both police officers and members of di public to know their rights and responsibilities.
She talk say di Nigerian Bar Association go continue to push for legal clarity on di issue.
Badejo-Okusanya also talk say authorities need to provide guidance so that di judgement no go be misinterpreted.
She call for calm and say di focus suppose be on rule of law and fair application.
She talk say di NBA go monitor how di judgement dey implemented to make sure say e dey work for everybody.
Di matter of filming police officers don dey important for Nigeria, as citizens and officers sometimes disagree on wetin di law allow.
Badejo-Okusanya talk say she believe say clear rules go reduce tension and build trust between di police and di public.
She advise say all parties suppose respect di law and di rights of others.
She talk say di NBA dey ready to work with relevant authorities to develop rules wey go be clear and practical.
