Bolga clash: Family mourns death of ZUSEC student

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• TKD 5 8 years ago

  The late Martin Abilba taught me in AWOGEYA Primary School when he was yet to be invested a "naba" I am not a Frafra, but my affection for them (frafras)is beyond mention or talking about.I was present as a kid when that day ...
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  The late Martin Abilba taught me in AWOGEYA Primary School when he was yet to be invested a "naba" I am not a Frafra, but my affection for them (frafras)is beyond mention or talking about.I was present as a kid when that day Naba Abilba was carried shoulder high parading the street leading from Plaza through to Hotel De Bull; amidst drumming and dancing. It was a colourful and very peaceful.
  Why can't my brothers and the silent sisters remind themselves of the beauty and colour of the coronation of Naba Martin Abilba and let Peace prevail? Ayoko Anaba, Baba Anaba Juliana Abilba etc; where are you all?
  Please listen to the cry of the little ones around you, listen to the wailing lactating mothers, you are great brothers who only can broker the peace you demanding.
  Please go the the negotiation table, Share the proverbial cola, drink the brewed pito from Mr. Awagle's compound , sit under the big baobab tree near St. Georges and call your ancestor to guide and protect you.MY HEART IS BREEDING OVER THIS CONFLICT. MMA BIHI LISTEN TO WHAT THIS FOREIGN VOICE IS CALLING FOR. SEARCH FOR ME.

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• ziggy 8 years ago

  But why is it so difficult for the Courts to pronounce a definitive judgement on the case and let peace prevail? Why?

  But why is it so difficult for the Courts to pronounce a definitive judgement on the case and let peace prevail? Why?

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