What does it mean to be a citizen of Nigeria today? Not in theory, but in practice, in the lives of those navigating insecurity, institutional failure, and the quiet humiliation of daily neglect. The answer, increasingly, is bleak. In a country where life is cheap, justice arbitrary, and identity po
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