Post by Benjamin Iheanyichukwu (@BENDARICHMAN)
I have not been able to sleep after seeing and hearing a grieving mother calling her dead son to wake up. How did Nigeria get to this point? And our leaders are busy campaigning, sharing rice up and down? Who sold Nigeria to this guys? The worst is Nigerians are silent, no reaction and no word from the president et al...this cannot happen in sane countries
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Henry Emeka: When violence happens—especially in a place you know or care about—it hits the body like an alarm that won’t switch off. Feeling unable to sleep is a very human reaction to something that feels senseless and frightening.
Henry Emeka: Why the “government is behind it” idea is so common
When people feel unsafe for years, and leaders don’t communicate clearly or act decisively, the mind fills the silence with the worst possibilities. It’s a psychological response to uncertainty and fear, not a reflection of confirmed truth.
When people feel unsafe for years, and leaders don’t communicate clearly or act decisively, the mind fills the silence with the worst possibilities. It’s a psychological response to uncertainty and fear, not a reflection of confirmed truth.
Henry Emeka: Senator Natasha Hadiza Akpoti‑Uduaghan, the Nigerian senator who has been speaking out the only one speaking out why is that my heart is bleeding for Nija
Nigerians often say why does it take so long for leaders to acknowledge our pain why
Some officials release statements through spokespeople or...
Nigerians often say why does it take so long for leaders to acknowledge our pain why
Some officials release statements through spokespeople or...