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Nov 04, 2018 Features / Columnists, The Baccoo Speaks
This is the time when reason seems to have fled. A group of young men would establish a gang, the life of which would be short-lived. They would use motorcycles to rob a few hapless people. However, one pair would come to a brutal end when they would crash into an oncoming vehicle in the busy city.
At the time they would have been fleeing from the police.
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Setting a house ablaze is fast becoming the easiest way to end disputes. There would be another case of arson because two people could not agree.
The loss would be horrendous.
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News would surface of a former Minister who recently underwent a major surgical procedure for a severe heart condition. Such things are usually kept under wraps but questions would arise about this Minister failing to take proper care of his health.
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