In Nigeria, one thing becomes immediately clear: government is… different.
I do not use that word in the sense of whether the government—any government—is civilian or military, feudal or modern, capitalist or communist, authoritarian or democratic, elected or foisted.
I mean it in the sense of water being different from wine, and as rain is distinct from sunshine: in Nigeria, we have failed to grasp the concept of government.
This is the…
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