SRC Sitting: Observing the Unobservable Ever Konigbas
SRC Sitting: Observing the Unobservable Ever Konigbas Opinion Safiu Kehinde Violence is never an option as it prolongs resolution process in crisis management. But for lawmakers, violence is a way of life. It is the air they breathe. It dwells in every vein stretching out of their neck and every pint of sweat dropping off their foreheads during heated arguments. The legislative chamber houses parliamentarians whose quest to be heard comes with heavy clamor, deafening cries to be observed, and aggressive verbal tussle when left unobserved. We have watched our dear lawmakers exchanging punches like Vladimir Klitchschko and Anthony Joshua. We have seen them scale fences like Spiderman and wall geckos. All these we sometimes perceived as being scripted with the actors being bunch of educated hooligans and noisemakers. But in the real sense of it, these are men and women of timber and caliber. They hold respectable positions and are people of pedigree. But in the presence of the mace, pedi...