Nigeria lost its voice for what looked like an eternity this last week.
Following the United States of America’s Federal Bureau of Investigations’ astounding revelation of the number of Nigerians allegedly busted for Internet fraud related crimes, not much of a coherent official response defending the integrity of Nigeria and its people emanated from the government until several days later.
In fact, some statistics recently shared on the Instagram page of former Presidential Candidate and Publisher of Ovation magazine, Dele Momodu, indicated that Nigerian fraudsters may contribute less than one per cent of the global scam burden!Of course, that is not to justify the activities of the few Nigerians who thrive on the misfortune of others, but it goes to tell that Nigerians are not the worst set of human beings around the world and that a responsible government does not just throw...
Even though Nigerians realise that the evils of poverty, disease and insecurity that have become their near eternal companions do not discriminate in any ways, they continue to allow themselves taken by the divisive narratives sold by selfish political leaders who profiteer therefrom. And when they are at it, they are unable to collectively tackle their challenges and take decisions that would liberate the country.
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