A Yoruba philosophical saying that, " When there is still relative peace in a family, the bastards of such home have not grown-up. " interpreted;

" Bi ile kan ba si nn'toro, a je pe omo-ale be, ko iti da'gba."

This statement became relevant here considering what is happening in the political scenes of Lagos State, a State known for her excellence in everything and anything. A state where anything goes. A replica state of Kwara nature.

There is a believe, that in Lagos, anything is possible, affordable and acquirable. A community of people who for the love of money and other material gains could trade their birth rights for " aso-ebi", " atenuje " and " owan-be " party.

http://thotsandworks.com/topic/366-lagosians-please-stop-this-saraki-in-lagos/
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