Commentary on Ethical Collapse and Impunity in Nigerian Public Life

Samson Itodo's commentary discusses the erosion of ethical limits, the death of shame, and the quiet normalization of boundless impunity within Nigerian public life, citing a quote about frustration with political discourse.

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Where are the red lines?, By Samson Itodo

On the collapse of ethical limits, the death of shame, and the quiet normalisation of boundless impunity in Nigerian public life. “I was watching politics today yesterday, if there was any way for me to break the screen, I would’ve shot Seun” This remark was made by Nigeria’s Minister of the Federal Capital Territory during […] The post Where are the red lines?, By Samson Itodo appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.

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