By Dan Amor
It is the biggest question of the day! Does Nigeria really
matter? Like an inscrutable nightmare, the ponderous mystery of the Nigerian
national question, which is ultimately the nation’s enduring essence, is still
at issue. Jolted by the scandalous and shocking display of the obvious
limitations of the human evolution, the unacceptable index of human misery in
their country, and willed by a recent memory of oppression inflicted upon them
by discredited soldiers and their quislings, Nigerians have been singing
discordant tunes about the state of their forced Union.
This has further been exacerbated by disarming pockets of inter
and intra-communal clashes, wanton killings by herdsmen, senseless Boko Haram
bombings, frequent kidnappings by armed bandits, violent robbery and mindless
ritual killings across the country. Therefore, the matter for regret and agitation
is that a supposedly giant of Africa has suddenly become the world’s most
viable junkyard due to the evil machinations of a fraudulent ruling class
and the feudal forces still determined to keep the country in a permanent state
of medieval servitude.