Charge and Bail Lawyer

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C J Cross Ebuka wrote:

HOW TO KNOW A CHARGE AND BAIL LAWYER ON FACEBOOK.



1) His profile picture is usually of him wearing his gown, with his wig on one hand. Once you click on his profile, That’s the first thing you’ll see.

2) If he’s been opportune to travel to London or Houston once, a picture of him in UK or US will adorn his cover photo. This is part of his packaging to make you believe that he’s a very successful lawyer. All na wash.

3) He’s always posting about the “solid” arguments he made in court. How the opposing counsel presented thus and he countered with thus. But he will never post whether he won the case or not. Those snippets of his wonderful arguments are designed to impress the laymen on his list. 🤣🤣

4) He is jealous of titans in the legal profession. You’ll always decode his jealousy whenever he’s speaking of any well known lawyer in the country. He wishes to be like them, but knowing that he can never be like them, it eats at his soul.

I could go on and on, but it’s going to be an overkill on my part.

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