Across the vast, ungoverned spaces of our country, where state policing is little more than a fanciful notion, criminals armed with stolen firearms reign unchecked.
If Tinubu fails to learn from these lessons, he risks turning our citizens into perpetual beggars and hitchhikers on the road to serfdom.
Restructuring should focus on enhancing the capacity of existing states to generate revenue, manage resources, and deliver service
The human cost of these projects is immense.
Across many subnational states, governance has been reduced to a circus of empty rhetoric.
Citizens continue to bear the brunt of reforms that prioritise the market over human welfare.
When our people celebrate rogues, they convey the message that morality and integrity are irrelevant; what matters is wealth, power, and more wealth.
Hunger is a failure of governance with tragic consequences for our humanity.
If President Tinubu’s free market continues to ignore fundamental realities, he risks hurting our country and ruining it.
Of course, the future is already here, with bad actors using constitutional means to capture the state and enthrone the dictatorship of the worst kind.
