Nigerians are not as powerless as we often claim to be. We know how to mobilise when an issue touches our faith or ethnic sentiment. We only play the victim when we do not wish to act, when the issue is civic, not religious; constitutional, not emotional…. Over the years, we have watched countless violations of the law, corruption scandals, and abuses of power without sustained outrage. But the moment a religious narrative enters the scene, passion ignites. It is as if our civic…
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