Public activism is often dismissed as noise — hashtags that flare and fade, marches that make the evening news and then dissolve. But when citizens stay with the work beyond the first spark, activism becomes a disciplined insistence that power answers to justice. Nigeria’s recent reversal and revision of the controversial presidential pardon list proved this. It showed that when people refuse to be bystanders, institutions can be nudged back toward the public interest, and…
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