We live in abnormal times that have thrown our days under the shadow of death. Not only are we submerged in internecine conflicts of such monumental proportions among warring groups seeking supremacy in our nation, these groups that have turned into enemies of our humanity, are threatening our existential prospects. As Nigerians, we live on the throes of extinction and before our eyes, we are experiencing the worst of times. Nigerians’ lives don’t matter anymore as we are forced to groan over the dreams of our founding fathers. We are living on a degraded existence as we see men and women created by God being turned into tools for the attainment of political and selfish motives.
We see our fellow citizens only in their ethnic groupings and religious garbs. When news of killings and destruction invade the cyber space, we are quick to probe on identities of victims and make conclusion in order to render our consciences lukewarm. While we pray that God…
