Left work at 4pm, spent three hours in traffic, got home at 7pm, and there’s no light. Been out since 6am BTW and now hustling to get petrol to power generator, so I could catch some rest. It’s 2026, and living in Nigeria still means battling for basic amenities after giving the country your time, energy, and a good chunk of your salary in taxes. You pay through your nose to survive, spend hours fighting traffic, and still come home to a country that cannot guarantee you electricity. And to those who spend their entire lives defending this government out of greed, remember that the consequences of your defence will not end with you. Your children and generations after them will inherit the very suffering you helped sustain. You can sell your conscience for personal gain today, but your descendants will pay the price tomorrow, by God’s grace.

“Everything God created was good.” Omo, I don't think Nigeria was factored into that statement because there's a difference between being alive and actually being able to live. And Nigerians have been forced to understand that difference the hard way.