[The Injustice Blog] What is the worth of a Nigerian life?

There is nothing new in Nigeria because things happen in cycles. Things deemed abnormal in saner climes are accepted as the norm here. The average Nigerian is a government on his own. He is his security guard, provides his own power, water and healthcare. Long story short, there’s no government in Nigeria. To worsen matters... Read More

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Nigerian life, worth

October 30, 2014

@Adunnibaby: Is a Nigerian life worthy of respect?

by Abimbola Adelakun Tomorrow, Friday, October 30, will be the 200th day since the Chibok girls were abducted. The Federal Government has promised that following an expected development from ongoing negotiations with Boko Haram members, their release is “imminent.” If you have been following this tale from the start, you will not be a re-baptised... Read More

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October 11, 2014

@TundeLeye: Dear Mr. President, declare your assets publicly

by Tunde Leye In 2007, Umaru Musa Yar’adua, UMYA as the press labelled him, was elected the president of Nigeria. He made adherence to the rule of law one of the oft repeated mantras of his government, as each successive government in Nigeria is wont to do. One of the key stipulations of the law... Read More

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