"BEWARE THE IDES OF MARCH".... Olorogun Ochuko Patrick Otoba

"Advice is a stranger; if he is welcome he stays for the night; if not, he leaves the same day"..... Otoba

The ancient science and arts that holds people and nations together till date, is the law.

As a matter of longstanding debate, it has been variously described as a science and the art of justice.

Who then is perfect to dictate the law,  enforce the law, and of course those compel to keep, respect and obey the law.? 

Meanwhile, as the fallen created creatures of yore, fails the perfection of keeping the law, the born creatures with the inherited and corrupted chromosomal code of these fallen created creatures have tried but keep failing. Establishing justice, they keep faulting.

Therefore, the biblical saying that "our fathers ate the soared grapes, but our teeth are set on edge" 

Now the lawless age is here, what can humanity do to avert crisis, conflicts and wars. The bottomline we all shy away from is the truth telling on who is wrong and who is right.  

Justice denied or thwarted is equals to misbehaviours that breach peace and coexistence. 

The polity of Nigeria is now on the verge of gross injustice. 

The wake of some claiming superiority over others to the extent of trying to forcefully occupy the lands of other tribes and ethnics in the pretence of cattle survival or corporation occupation of  people's lands forcefully is now the law. 

It is therefore, imperative that the act of few deciding the fate, life or death of others unjustly, calls for immediate stop. The assumption of few above the law and many under the law should be permanently discredited. 

We cannot talk of Peace without justice.

The herdsmen phobia in Nigeria may degenerate to religious crisis when the law is silent and justice refused to speak. 

You cannot ask a child to remain calm and not to move, when you deliberately keep him or her close to a hot fire. 

There is nothing like above the law. 

When there is peace in the country, the chief does not carry a shield.

When Caeser felt like a Collosus bestriding the world, he was warned:

"Beware the ides of March"

Advice is a stranger; if he is welcome he stays for the night; if not, he leaves the same day.

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