The article discusses how institutions, like the Nigerian Bar Association, can start to fail before they completely collapse. It suggests that one of the first signs of this decline is their inability to properly identify and address important issues. When institutions do not function effectively, people may turn to dramatic or showy actions as a way to seek justice, instead of relying on the established systems that are supposed to provide it. This situation highlights the need for institutions to maintain their integrity and effectiveness to ensure that justice is served properly.
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