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Koi! Koi!! Koi!!! Hello justice in Nigeria  I am Sunday Jackson As I farm to provide for my family  This herder assailed me He destroys our farms, kills us He desired to kill me with knife I had no weapon and nothing  Seeing death, I tried to preserve life  He ceased my freedom to escape  He died trying to take my life  He died of his own weapon  I merely defended myself  My assailant died, he is dead Dear Sunday Jackson  You should have let him go Or you run away and die next time  Or let him kill you like your kins  You shall be hanged till you die This is justice in our land Our land is Nigeria  Kpom! Kpom!! Kpom!!! Justices of Supreme Court  May my life be spared I'm not a murderer  It was in the course of self defense  I've never killed, I'd never kill  He won't let me escape  He died that I refused suicide He died trying to kill me Dear Sunday Jackson  Death is fundamental right  Self pr...

The idea or information is that the Governor of Anambra State, Prof. Chukwuma Soludo is requesting the licencing of Native Doctors in the state. I assume that this is essentially an approach to the fight against violent crimes and insecurity in the state. This ordinarily should be a commendable action by the government except that a bad route may disfigure a destination. Though in recent times, societal experiences have taught me and many others the truism of a local colloquial adage in our younger age which states that "passing six is not passing sense". Again, such experiences have also made me to understand that leadership has nothing to do with academic degrees though the basic education is necessary for modern political leadership. When Professor Soludo was elected as the governor of Anambra State, like many others, I thought that God Almighty had answered the prayers of Ndi Anambra. But through the experience of this government led by Prof. Soludo, we are learning not t...