When hundreds of beggars stormed the Lagos State Government Secretariat and the House of Assembly to protest what they called undue harassment and plans to ban their activities, one wonders what informed it.

Barely a week ago, pandemonium reigns supreme in Makoko, a suburb tucked in the heartland of Lagos Mainland as the government bulldozers opened their mouths like lions roaring for their preys to pull down the home of a people of many generations. And in a jiffy, no fewer than 200,000 people were rendered homeless, properties destroyed and stolen and a traditional ruler, Pastor Timothy Hunkpoyanwai was murdered in cold blood.

Plateau, the State once known for its serene and accommodating nature has been turned into a theatre of crises and bloodshed in recent years.

The drama that led to the death of Pastor Timothy Hunkpoyanwa, the second in command of the Mugbewe Egun community, Makoko will forever live in the minds of the families, relatives, friends and all the entire Makoko community.

A housewife, Mrs. Modupe Falola, stunned Agege Grade A Customary Court when she said that her husband, Mr. Falilu Falola, denied her sex for five years. The mother of one claimed that trouble started when her husband returned from church one day and told her that she was suffering from a generational curse which she had to pray fervently about for deliverance.