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Legal Talks With David

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Welcome to Legal Talks With David. This podcast is hosted by David Njoku Chinedu, a law student of Abia State University, Umuahia, Nigeria. He is a public speaker, philanthropist, and educationist. He is the Founder of DNI Africa (David Njoku Initiative), Legal Talks With David and Krane Records Worldwide (KRW). In this podcast we discuss legal issues, controversies, and everything happening in the legal field. Feel free to share your legal opinions and ideas that can help better our legal system. Stream our podcast live from any part of the world.

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March 20, 2026

US-ISRAELI STRIKES ON IRAN: LEGAL DILEMMA, SOVEREIGNTY AND CONSEQUENCES

Today, we will examine the legal dilemma facing the United States of America and Israel as a result of their joint strike on Iran. We will also explore the consequences of this action on the Iranian government and its citizens. According to reports, the United States, in collaboration with Israel, carried out an operation on February 28, 2026, that resulted in the death of Iran’s Supreme Leader, Ali Khamenei. The strike was allegedly motivated by concerns over nuclear weapon development and accusations of dictatorial governance over the Iranian people. Listen to the full episode for detailed analysis and insights. PLEASE NOTE: THE PURPOSE OF THIS PODCAST IS FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY. DO NOT TAKE ANY OF OUR EPISODES FOR LEGAL ADVICE. FOR PROPER LEGAL ADVICE PLEASE CONSULT YOUR LAWYER. Please like, share and comment your thoughts. I'll be happy to reply your comments! My name is David Njoku and I'm a law student in Abia State University, Nigeria. Thanks for listening! Follow our social handles:TikTok ▶️ ⁠⁠<a href="https://tiktok.com/@ltw_davidnjoku" rel="ugc noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">https://tiktok.com/@ltw_davidnjoku</a>⁠⁠Instagram ▶️ ⁠<a href="https://instagram.com/ltw_davidnjoku_⁠" rel="ugc noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">https://instagram.com/ltw_davidnjoku_⁠</a>Facebook ▶️ ⁠<a href="https://facebook.com/ltwdavidnjoku" rel="ugc noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">https://facebook.com/ltwdavidnjoku</a>⁠X ▶️ ⁠<a href="https://x.com/ltw_davidnjoku" rel="ugc noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">https://x.com/ltw_davidnjoku</a>⁠YouTube ▶️ <a href="https://youtube.com/@ltw_davidnjoku" rel="ugc noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">https://youtube.com/@ltw_davidnjoku</a> Visit Website <a href="https://fanlink.tv/legaltalks" rel="ugc noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">https://fanlink.tv/legaltalks</a>

January 8, 2026

DEFENCE OF BONA FIDE CLAIM OF RIGHT, SCOPE AND INGREDIENTS OF THE DEFENCE (CRIMINAL LAW)

Ignorance of the law is not an excuse but such ignorance can be an important factor in negating mens rea The Defence of Bona Fide Claim of Right or the Defence of Claim of Right is provided in Section 23 of the criminal code. Unfortunately, there is no provision for this claim in the Penal Code. Prof Okorie Chimezie aptly noted that Bona fide Claim of Right is a defence made by the defendant to show that he was acting in respect to any property in the exercise of an honest claim of right and without intention to defraud. This defence is made only in information relating to properties. This is because property as rightly observed by, Chukkol, is the second most important possession of man next to life. The key ingredients of this definition is "honest claim of right" and "without intention to defraud". Without this two essential ingredients, any claim brought under the Bonafide Claim of Right will die a natural death. The defendant must show that his actions was done in good faith with all honesty, integrity, truthfulness and straightforwardness. The defendant is also expected to show that the alleged offence committed was sincere and devoid of lying and cheating. For example, X accidentally leaves his phone on a classroom desk. Y enters the room shortly after, sees the phone, and believing it to be his own (as it is identical in make and model), picks it up and leaves. Later, upon realizing the mistake, Y returns the phone. If X sues Y for theft, Y may raise a bona fide claim of right as a defense, asserting that he genuinely believed the phone was his and had no intention to permanently deprive X of it. It is also pertinent to note that the reasonableness of honesty in this defence is immaterial and the test subjective. See the case of Dabierin v State. We also argued on why an unlawful and uncivilised conduct of the defendant in pursuit of honest claim of right should/should not bar the operation of the defence. After all, the law is made to maintain peace and order in the society and not turn it to a den of confusion. Should the defendants be encouraged to take laws into their own hands in the pursuit of a claim? PLEASE NOTE: THE PURPOSE OF THIS PODCAST IS FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY. DO NOT TAKE ANY OF OUR EPISODES FOR LEGAL ADVICE. FOR PROPER LEGAL ADVICE PLEASE CONSULT YOUR LAWYER. Please like, share and comment your thoughts. I'll be happy to reply your comments! My name is David Njoku and I'm a law student in Abia State University, Nigeria. Thanks for listening! Follow our social handles:TikTok ▶️ ⁠⁠<a href='⁠⁠tiktok.com/@ltw_davidnjoku⁠⁠'>tiktok.com/@ltw_davidnjoku</a>⁠⁠Instagram ▶️ ⁠<a href='⁠instagram.com/ltw_davidnjoku_⁠'>instagram.com/ltw_davidnjoku_⁠</a>Facebook ▶️ ⁠<a href='⁠facebook.com/ltwdavidnjoku⁠'>facebook.com/ltwdavidnjoku</a>⁠X ▶️ ⁠<a href='⁠x.com/ltw_davidnjoku⁠'>x.com/ltw_davidnjoku</a>⁠YouTube ▶️ <a href='youtube.com/@ltw_davidnjoku'>youtube.com/@ltw_davidnjoku</a> Visit Website <a href='https://fanlink.tv/legaltalks'>https://fanlink.tv/legaltalks</a>

January 2, 2026

THE NEW NIGERIA TAX ACT, 2025, THE PURPOSE, IMPLICATION AND CONSEQUENCE

Today we shall unravel the wool beclouding the implementation of the Nigeria Tax Act 2025. We have identified who is eligible to pay taxes and who is ineligible to do same. The Nigeria Tax Act was not brought about to worsen and overburden the average Nigerians who are struggling to provide their daily bread rather it was brought to ameliorate the complexities of the previous tax laws and consolidate them into one single unified statute in the interest of Nigerians. The government is only taking little from you and I to advance our nation. A common misconception is that every Nigerian citizen or any individual doing business in Nigeria one way or the other will be taxed. It is pertinent to note that individuals earning below ₦800,000.00 are automatically exempted from Personal Income Tax. So if you're salary earner, freelancer, content creator, student etc and your annual revenue is ₦800,000.00 or less, you're automatically free from paying any tax. On the other hand, companies generating ₦25 million naira or less are also exempted from paying Company Income Tax. It is highly important that we understand that tax is a globally recognised method in which the government collects a percentage from your income to develop the country. Emphasis on "income" because the government is not taxing your revenue in entirety but rather it taxing your profit. This way it can ensure that the capital used in running your business is not taxed. PLEASE NOTE: THE PURPOSE OF THIS PODCAST IS FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY. DO NOT TAKE ANY OF OUR EPISODES FOR LEGAL ADVICE. FOR PROPER LEGAL ADVICE PLEASE CONSULT YOUR LAWYER. Please like, share and comment your thoughts. I'll be happy to reply your comments! My name is David Njoku and I'm a law student in Abia State University, Nigeria. Thanks for listening! Follow our social handles:TikTok ▶️ ⁠⁠<a href='⁠⁠tiktok.com/@ltw_davidnjoku⁠⁠'>tiktok.com/@ltw_davidnjoku</a>⁠⁠Instagram ▶️ ⁠<a href='⁠instagram.com/ltw_davidnjoku_⁠'>instagram.com/ltw_davidnjoku_⁠</a>Facebook ▶️ ⁠<a href='⁠facebook.com/ltwdavidnjoku⁠'>facebook.com/ltwdavidnjoku</a>⁠X ▶️ ⁠<a href='⁠x.com/ltw_davidnjoku⁠'>x.com/ltw_davidnjoku</a>⁠YouTube ▶️ <a href='youtube.com/@ltw_davidnjoku'>youtube.com/@ltw_davidnjoku</a> Visit Website <a href='https://fanlink.tv/legaltalks'>https://fanlink.tv/legaltalks</a>

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What is Legal Talks With David?: Welcome to Legal Talks With David.

This podcast is hosted by David Njoku Chinedu, a law student of Abia State University, Umuahia, Nigeria. He is a public speaker, philanthropist, and educationist. He is the Founder of DNI Africa (David Njoku Initiative), Legal Talks With David and Krane Records Worldwide (KRW).

In this podcast we discuss legal issues, controversies, and everything happening in the legal field. Feel free to share your legal opinions and ideas that can help better our legal system. Stream our podcast live from any part of the world.
How often does this podcast release new episodes?: This podcast updates daily.
Where can I listen to this podcast?: This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
Does this podcast accept guests?: Information about guest appearances is not available.

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