Stamp Out Evil

Prov. 20:26, “A wise King stamps out crime by severe punishment”


Crime in Nigeria is very high. A group of people are exempted from punishment, some people are specially pardoned, some others are not even questioned at all, while some others do not know the difference between crime, corruption, evil and being good.

These special people are the exceptionally rich politicians, public officers and popular artists. Meanwhile, if a poor citizen should commit a crime he would be torn apart. No wonder my grandfather advised my father, who in turn advised me, saying,"My son do not steal, do not commit crime at all, ever! but if you must, make sure it is worth more than Five (5) billion, only then will your punishment be FREEDOM" Imagine!

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