The George Llord murder case in US is a clear demonstration of lawlessness in America and the world at large.

The flip side to this issue is that, same gross anarchy occurs in Nigeria on a daily basis and we seem very comfortable with it.


It is a normal trend in Nigeria for Police to kill innocent citizens, and shoot anyone that refuses to "Settle" especially on ours highway, which they have been designated to coordinate.

We are quick to condemn the sheriff that killed Llord but we are not bothered when same happens in Nigeria and to Nigerians because it is normal.

It is Normal in my country for Herdsmen to kill pregnant women, rape our ladies, burn churches,and block the major highways, in a bid to taking over the community, hence establishing a semi caliphate.


We see the fight for Justice as a wild goose chase. Everyone wants to be heard on Facebook and Other social media network especially when there is a breaking news. I do not believe in The saying that "All is well"


Whether you like it or not, all is not well with the way our society has been fashioned. Where is the Police Officer that Killed Master Promise at Idunwungha community? Where are the criminals that murdered Miss Uwaila Omozuwa? Why is everywhere quiet as if Nothing happened! Where is our pressure group?


Why is the Nigerian Police Force not briefing us about new developments as to how many suspects they have gotten. As individuals, I must say that We are suffering from the "E nor concern me Syndrome"


It will be a major cry when you're affected directly. Our society will soon crumble like pack of cards when we don't treat every issue with Absolute seriousness and resilience, irrespective of our political affiliations and religious beliefs. I believe we were first humans before this tussle of political imbrioglio & party supremacy.

Where is our sense of responsibility?

Omigie Oshor writes From Edo State