I write this as a man who has just experienced Nigeria for myself, as opposed to the usual fare of reading about it.
I confess to having engaged in intercity travel. By road. I walked streets and markets. I saw people park their cars and walk miles to work and back. I heard the frustration and rage of ordinary people. I saw restaurants where people pay ransoms for plates of food. I sat at a few bars and smelled the fears of Nigeria’s…
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