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"The person you were in love with at seventeen won’t matter to you when you turn twenty-five.
The exam you failed in your first year won’t matter when you’re in your final year, about to graduate.
The problems you’re facing today may seem like the end of the world, but rest assured, they won’t matter or make a difference a year from now.
You will be okay."

— Muhammad Ali Clay

Bar Emperor Ogbonna write;

Police have arrested the woman who gave a fake testimony in Ebuka's church about buying a house.
My question is:
What was she arrested for?
Is it a crime to give fake testimony?
If you want to arrest people that give fake testimony, cell go full.
All those people who, while giving testimony, would tell you that God told them this or that, or that the fight demon, or that they passed exam without disclosing that they carried omo kirikiri into the exam hall, or that they went to school and graduated without revealing the rolls that their sugar daddies played, or that they got a contract without showing that they gave bribe, are all these not fake testimonies?
But that is even not the problem.
The problem is:
Is it a crime to give fake testimony?
Meanwhile, if you are looking for who to arrest, look toward the side of the owner of the church. He will be the person to benefit over the bogus testimony. The girl has nothing to lose, but is the owner of the church who people will regard as a great man of God who does miracles, that will gain a lot if that person gives the testimony.
Free the poor girl joor.
She is a reflection of how low our society has sunken.

-- Bar Emperor Ogbonna