Chapter Five.

Part One.

The meeting was centered on how to savage the problem of the market congestion as all the chiefs put their heads together on how to resolve the matter. There were contradictions and oppositions until they reached an agreement.

The king and his cabinet agreed to set up an immigration panel at the entrance of the village to curtail the influx of people in the village. They also agreed that ten more plots of land should be added to the present market and every trader should have a particular spot acknowledged by the market union.

The most important decision that was made was the provision of new...