 
 <prompt> text: ```Justice na di legal or philosophical theory wey fairness dey administer. Di concept of justice dey different for every culture. One early theory of justice na di Ancient Greek philosopher Plato wey write "The Republic". People wey believe divine command theory argue say justice dey come from God. For di 17th century, theorists like John Locke argue for di theory of natural law. Thinkers for di social contract tradition argue say justice dey come from di mutual agreement of everybody wey dey involved. For di 19th century, utilitarian thinkers like John Stuart Mill argue say justice na wetin dey bring di best consequences. Theories of distributive justice dey concerned with wetin dey share, between who dem go share am, and wetin be di "proper" sharing. Egalitarians argue say justice fit only dey exist when everybody dey equal. John Rawls use social contract argument to show say justice, especially distributive justice, na form of fairness. Property rights theorists (like Robert Nozick) believe say distributive justice dey based on property rights and e dey maximize di overall wealth of an economic system. Theories of retributive justice dey concerned with punishment for bad behavior. Restorative justice (wey sometimes dey called "reparative justice") na approach to justice wey focus on restoring wetin dey good, and e dey focus on di needs of victims and offenders.

Answers to di questions:

1. Who write "The Republic"?
Plato
2. Wetin be im nationality?
Greek
3. Wetin be im job or occupation, wetin e dey known for?
Philosopher
4. Who dey control justice according to people wey believe divine command theory?
God
5. Who dey control justice according to people wey believe in social contract tradition?
Mutual agreement of everybody involved
6. When John Stuart Mill dey alive?
17th century
7. Wetin be im type of thinker?
Utilitarian
8. Which group believe say justice fit only dey when people dey equal?
Egalitarians
9. Robert Nozick na wetin type of theorist?
Property rights theorist
10. Wetin theorists dey focus on restoration of good?
Restorative justice
11. Restorative justice dey focus on di needs of which two groups?
Victims and offenders
12. Who be di first to discuss and write about justice, John Stuart Mill or John Locke?
John Locke
13. Na di “natural law” or di “social contract” view of justice discussed and written about first?
Natural law``` <response>: ```1. Plato.
2. Greek.
3. Philosopher.
4. God.
5. Everybody wey dey involved.
6. For di 19th century.
7. People wey dey think about usefulness.
8. People wey believe in equal rights.
9. Person wey dey talk about property rights.
10. Justice wey dey restore.
11. People wey suffer and people wey do bad thing.
12. John Locke.
13. Law wey natural.``` 