“All Lives Are Equal”- Pilot’s Family Laments Preferential Treatment For Yakowa (Page 3)

T.B JOSH TALK AM NA ABI HE NO HEAR AM?OR THE FAMILY NO HEAR AM....WHY HIM JOIN DEM FROM STATE TO STATE LOL...RIP DEM GO SETTLE UNA MAKE UNA NO WORRY.

Point of correction, Adeyemi was not a Lt. Col but a Lieutenant in the Navy which is the equivalent of the rank of captain in the army but that's just by the way, but for the family's complaint, i feel its bad if the government fails to sympathize with the family at all or give any form of recognition to the late Adeyimi and his senior colleague but then, to think that government would give the same(exact) recognition given to Yakowa and Azazi to their pilots or aides is quite unconventional of any government in the world not just in Nigeria..... If i may ask, were they given the same recognition when they were alive?   It is true that all lives are equal yet all personalities are not on the same level and cannot be accorded the same recognition and if we pretend over this then we are real pretenders... To demand that all personalities be treated equally regardless of their status is to ask for the impossible.... There are hierarchies and differences in levels everywhere including heaven..... Even if heaven people will not be given the same recognition.... Age, opportunities, positions, connections, wealth etc have placed some people a head of others in the society and if we claim other-wise we may as well be deceiving ourselves....The Nigerian Navy which is the authority under which the late Adeyemi was directly serving have her way of recognizing their dead and am sure they will do that if they have started doing so but for now  i think the family should concentrate on mourning their son in their own way even as i pray to God to give them the fortitude to bear the loss.