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He stood up gradually, partially bent over on his walking stick why he chooses a stick taller than he is, i can not tell but as usual with a cutlass on his right and the stick on his left he is on his way to the farm, an old but strong man when he walks, it is as if, He is going to tumble over but he never does, he takes it one step at a time  till he gets to the farm a brave old man today he paused by the window listening carefully to the  radio some time he smiles some time he frowns still rooted there holding his stick then He looked up finally and said, that war!, that war!!, then he heaved a sigh looked up to the sky my son! we saw something He shook his head slowly no no no it was terrible where is this radio, my son. London. i replied. then He shook his head again they will close it,  he said before moving on one step at a time.

Vote of no confidence on the justice system, just had to stop by to get this shot. people are tired of seeing criminals return to the streets in matter of days from the police stations only to commit another crime. the question is, whose job is it to prosecute criminals and put them behind bars when they are caught, especially when those who caught them are not interested in the ''come today'' ''come tomorrow'' judiciary system of Nigeria. when this people are taken to the police stations by mobs and are abandoned there, often time they are released on bail by these police stations and since the mob has vanished and there is nobody to sue them to court they simply return to the streets often times within the space of a week, giving the erroneous believe that the Police are only interested in money, they take bail out money and releases them to their relatives.                                                                    Until someone takes the