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The Impeachment PART 2

.......... Had a little fight. She came on Saturday for both of them to settle. They were already in good terms by the evening of same day.
Men can be very jealous over little things and that was the cause of their Little quarrel.

........ It was Monday morning she was already prepared for work. She had stay all through the weekend in his place because it was long she visited.

It was about 06:00 AM when he saw her off to the road  for her to board a vehicle to work.

Then came this group of badboys wanting to cease his money, smart phone as well as that of his girlfriend.

The man in him arose with pride and authority resisting and wanting to show defence.

........ He fell down flat to the ground after they left the countless stabs of knife on his neck. Still they collected all what they wanted and left her crying for help. So she mourned her boyfriend in the police cell.


........ A week later, after proper investigation she was released because she was found to be innocent off the accusation over her boyfriend's death.


Caption ;

# You don't have to risk your life to prove a point, it's necessarily not important.

## Claiming Rights before an armed person is best when you are also armed.

(REALITIES OF LIFE by Emmanuel Ina)
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