Again, Justice Is Mindlessly Hacked In Anambra State, By Francis Ogboona | Sahara Reporters

For the Court has prophesied, though not according to rule books but in obedience to the whims and caprices of the unholy priest at the temple of justice!

Ascribe it to the seeming enduring dysfunctionality of the society. Call it unbridled impetuosity. Put it down to the cyclic idiocy that preponderates ominously whenever self-aggrandizement takes the centre stage.

Sadly, whilst the resolute ignominy persists, time within which Mr. Ozigbo and PDP would compile and transmit the record of appeal is running out.

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