Category: Governance & Corruption
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Terrorists graduated with certificates. Bandits got vocational training and a handshake. Citizens got a press release and a prayer. And somewhere between Jos and Yelewata, families are still digging graves. This is Nigeria’s official response to insecurity in 2026.
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Tinubu flew to Jos, never left the airport, told grieving families the airport has no electricity, then flew back to Lagos for Easter. Mutfwang addressed massacre survivors from inside an armoured tank.
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This is the story of two men. Their names are Daniel Bwala and Reno Omokri. Their story is not unusual in Nigerian politics.
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Missing engineers. Demolished investments. A N3.6 billion treasury scandal. Death threats to journalists. And a presidency so quiet you could hear the impunity echoing. David Umahi is not an aberration. He is the architecture.
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A corruption scandal breaks on Monday. Nigerians argue about it until Wednesday. By Friday the country has moved on to the next outrage. By Sunday the original scandal has disappeared into the graveyard of forgotten headlines.
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Nigeria’s corruption problem begins and ends with politicians. However, the truth runs deeper. Nigeria’s corruption problem sits inside the psychology of its people.
