From the standpoint of empathy I don’t like the demolition of the two hotels by Governor Wike, I don’t like the economic loss that the demolition means to the owners of the hotels and their employees. As a non-lawyer, I lack the professional standing or authority to say whether or not Wike’s demolition action is lawful. I only agree with those who think that the governor's action of demolishing the two hotels was hasty and too strident. I also agree with those who think that the governor should have seized and converted the two hotels to isolation centers, it really would have made more sense if he did so. All the same, I agree with the governor on the point that people should know that the government will do what it says it will do if people flout any particular rule or directive of the government. At some times the government should demonstrate its capacity to act decisively against those that commit infraction, so that other people would be deterred from committing infraction. Now that the deed has been done, the owners of the hotels should go to court (so that our jurisprudence will be further enriched).