 
 <prompt> Wia you no go hear di phrase Rule of Law na for place wey dey operate under dictatorship or authoritarian rule. For dis kind of society, di leaders dey make laws wey dey benefit dem and oppress di people. Dem no dey respect di Rule of Law wey suppose dey ensure say everybody dey equal before di law. Instead, dem dey use di law to control and oppress di citizens. So if you dey for dis kind of place, e fit hard make you hear anybody dey talk about Rule of Law because di leaders dey do wetin dem like without consequences. <response>: "The Rule of Law dey very important as e dey affect economic development for developing and transitional countries. Up till now, the term "rule of law" dey mostly use for English-speaking countries, and e never fully clear even for well-established democracies like Sweden, Denmark, France, Germany, or Japan. Make lawyers wey dey common law and civil law countries fit understand each other well, and make legal communities for developed and developing countries dey communicate well so dem fit research the connection between the rule of law and real economy." 