The Rot Begins at the Top: A King's Dillema By Sunday Ajibola Oba Atunluse woke just after midnight. The last two hours of sleep had been more of a nightmare than rest. These were troubled times—both for his community and for him personally. He replayed in his mind the ugly events of the last few days; no, the past months. The issues had been simmering for a while. Since last week, the people had begun running out of patience with him. The abnormal situation was becoming unbearable. His people could no longer keep their feelings to themselves. For the first time since he ascended the throne many years ago, they told him to his face, "Kabiyesi, you are our king, our ruler. You must find a solution to this menace. These times are not normal for us. We cannot tolerate these strange happenings anymore." King Atunluse knew trouble was looming. His village, Abule Iwa, had become a haven for criminals—thieves and robbers. They had started by stealing chickens and goats, but no
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