One of the burdens of a deeply entrenched narrative of corruption in Nigerian politics and governance, now deeply woven into everyday rhetoric, is the learned, pathologising self-image it produces among the public. Nigerians, increasingly conditioned to see themselves, their leaders, and their insti
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