Impunity lowers one’s sense of caution. It endues the bearer with foolishness, assuring him that he’d get away with the present act as he’s gotten away with earlier ones. A false sense of reality. A false sense of right and a warped sense of the not-so-right.
Impunity has turned out a big betrayer. Over time, it had lulled orji uzor kalu into a false sense of security. And time kept watch. Time has turned out again to be on the side of the law. Any lesson here?
– Mr X UWADOKA who paints a narrative on the latest casualty of a government that says ‘ENOUGH of all this NONSENSE’.
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Egbon, for the first time, I have to disagree with you. This is not about impunity but simply, insanity of the highest order. In a state and country with so many poor people!!!! Give this place 10 years after his death, it will be completely derelict