gwmlogistic:

madam, life is not this hard. Since when did 1+1=49. Ur reasoning though

Akainzo:


My story and question has no relation to Tompolo or Niger delta, just asking to throw more light on your reasoning of "selective justice".

torkaka:


. . . . . . . . .pardon me sis, . . . . . .I think you got comprehension issues, Akainzo's representation is as easy as 'easy' to understand . . . . . . .no offense intended

Chiaka:


Let me answer you

No stress if I am to follow your analogy. If you have 20 bad eggs in your house will you throw of just one and leave the rest 19, if you do that
the house will still stink. To cleans the house of the bad egg odour you have to throw away all 20.

Second Analogy;

If 20 people are involved in a crime and you free all nineteen because they are your relatives and jail the one left out because he aint your relative what type of nation will succeed on such?

torkaka:


. . . . . . . .again sis, it's not my analogy . . . . . . . . . . . .but to answer you, If you have 20 eggs and a foul odour, there's a possibility of having some good ones in the 20 . . . . . . . . . . .so, you pick them up one by one to ascertain which ones are good and which ones are bad regardless of the location of the eggs in the crate!! . . . . . . . . . . . .you have to start from one with the ultimate goal of getting rid of all eggs and if you see a cracked egg among the 20 oozing with smell, common sense will tell you to go straight for it.

. . . . . . . . .about the relatives, you are the one bringing regional sentiments to this table!!