The Lost Of Sound Judgement

"Two pathway plots are arranged here in, more than these keep inventing around the Nigeria society daily. It is a great advantage to be, if we seek consistency in the day to day cost of our good living."

For corruption, Algeria of Africa did what would seemingly amuse all cluster of corrupt nations. A court in Algeria of the state mercilessly sentenced Ahmed Ouyahia and Abdelmalek Sellal to fifteen and twenty years of imprisonment respectively. This would boldly mean the deprival of their common rights and the uproot of their reputation in another concept as outgone Prime Ministers. Their offence to public knowledge was designed as "abuse of authority" and "embezzlement scandal". Maybe or it may not be, the convicted men by the provision of Algeria's regulation could come over to win the same case in appeal, but that is still unsettled from the fact that the convicts have been screwed into public mess. Nothing by all standard is thrilling in being convicted of lawlessness, anywhere across nations. Anarchy from all position builds on the disregard of law provided for the land, either in terms of disrespecting it or contradicting it, especially when it holds a good conscience. As it is, it is called out of the mind if all well known about the abuse of ethics or indecency to what is right is that it is an intention of inclusion limited to the political class. One promising facet of lawlessness is to reconsider citizenship pathway every time with which more atrocities have been committed. Often, the plot pegs into and around anarchism, because it is not scissored, later on, it charges out of societal control. This sheer of prologue in its political sense and typically, Algeria Government, inversely is only a case study.

In the Nwefuru's house of Abakaliki Enugu state, the attitude of wisdom being a principal abstract rarely dropped by. Wisdom did not, it provoked and destroyed. Tuesday 10th December was a day to polish justice, unequivocal though, on Mrs Agnes Nwefuru, she who murdered her co-wife yet set her victim's house ablaze, and in the process, Felicia's seven children were murdered. Seven! For what cause should that be! In this another case, "Justice would be unequal, but only fair". For record gone too soon are the children whenever thoughts are made about them any longer, the murdered Mother too, and in vain was the house conceived too. Vastly, no compensation measures every loss. All perpetrated crimes at the expense they were committed regularly scarf sanctions that would not repay the loss. Similar cases as this are not unknown, but they shall not be denied to the very knowledge of what grew alongside in people. Lawlessness seams round the agency of people's socialisation but as it is, it is not tending toward the end. More crimes are perpetrated.

Nigeria society, which the home is consisted have to execute possible roles. Well developed house structures would not determine the strong resistance supposed to be insisted within for the use of self and for self growth. Civic education is not treated as if it is not citizenship education, of which its importance if people had been socialised about it would have improved the nation's condition. Moral decadence making a trivial difference has bite so deep.

Also, in a frequency of "if", "If investing more by the Government in a people of unrepented ways is ongoing, it is a matter of time : it would fail, fall and mock itself the strength used." This is because lawlessness across space is airlifting what is to be done right, now done wrong. The creation of social infrastructures when the end users are ignorant of the use, or want to singlehandedly disown accordance to it is matter of time.As individual's, aggression being one to being corruption can be modulated if individuals choose to reckon with it. It is mandatory Nigerians put up commensurate behaviours and abide with the law of doing what is right to reduce national crimes.

The thirst for a good Nigeria can't be pitched down. The citizens of Nigeria all over should give sincerity and modesty to all they do, only through this sound judgement can be brought to the existing system. Resorting into self-help would always be better than being pursuing what won't be in the name of economic survival.

The Government at all levels should incorporate a lot of decency in their actions. Attitude of selfishness, ignorance and carelessness can only jeopardize the wellbeing of the country.

Aduwo Ayodele is a Journalist. He writes from Ibadan, Nigeria. He edits his article into yodelehub.com