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• JULOR CAESAR 2 months ago

  What public brouhaha and insults? Has the public kept those family members from pursing a reasonable approach to solving Lumba's intestacy and funeral issues? You can't deny the fact that the man's family members resorted to ...
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  What public brouhaha and insults? Has the public kept those family members from pursing a reasonable approach to solving Lumba's intestacy and funeral issues? You can't deny the fact that the man's family members resorted to public drama regarding the marital status of two alleged wives. You also know damn well that a person close to Lumba's family was constantly in the media spitting out nonsense about funeral arrangements. Even some of Lumba's children for some time apparently did not know where he was buried. So much noise was made about a plan to have a thousand police officers at his funeral, only to discover that the funeral too was poorly handled, resulting in a poor showing at the funeral. You also want to fault the courts, yet the courts had to make decisions based on evidence presented. You've not shown where the courts erred, nor can you support your baseless claim of public brouhaha and insults. If you think you can deceptively fault the public in order to get Lumba's family to run to you for your worthless pieces of advice, then you must be a dumb idiot. Instead of you asking the family to sit together and quietly resolve their differences instead of engaging in public drama, you will rather falsely place blame at the feet of the public, all for your devious attempt to win that family's favour. Lumba deserved better treatment in death, and no reasonable person can claim that the public played any part in that unnecessary post-death drama that unfolded, a drama clearly exhibited by his family and other so-called friends of the family.

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