On the 17th of March, the university of port harcourt lost one of her finest Comrade, Stephen Mbarie. From Emouha LGA in Rivers state. He was engage in a fierce fight with his elder brother. And he was stabbed to death by his elder brother. likes. But today he is no more. All because of ANGER!! That enrage feeling of displeasure, hostility or antagonism towards someone, of which is usually combined with an urge to harm, injure.
ANGER indeed is an Enemy

I've witnessed where a friend ran into his room and pull-out a big machete that looks like a Bolo. All because he was having a misunderstanding with his cousin.
This is the exact thing that happened in the case of Comr. Stephen Mbarie.
A young promising young man
I remember the last struggle in the university;
I remember his strength he put in, all for the Aluta survival, is it his love for Aluta? He put in his best for greatest Nigeria student.

One among the things that we are certain about in life is death, yet we are never, ever ready for it.
Losing a loved one is the most painful thing that anybody can go through. But no matter how strong the pain of losing a loved one may be, what is most important is that you had someone to love at all. As Lord Tennyson’s quote famously goes, ‘better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all.’ So, no matter how hard it always may seem at first, life does go.
The crucial question to ask yourself is: 'the death of Comr. Stephen Mbarie, what has it taught me'?
The death of our Comr. Stephen Mbarie is indeed tough, sad, and bad. But also a good teacher
In as much as we mourn about the hard task of living with this permanent gap, we should learn from his death. I believe anywhere he is right now he would want us to learn from this sad incident and learn how to manage our Anger
Rip Comr.
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Chei, what a pity! Man's inhumanity to man.

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His own brother ooo!!