Nigeria at 63

Nigeria at 63: Unfulfilled Promises, Endless Challenges As Nigeria celebrates its 63rd year of independence, it is imperative to take a critical look at the nation's journey and address some uncomfortable truths. While it is undoubtedly a time for celebration, it is equally essential to acknowledge the unresolved issues that have plagued the nation for decades.  Persistent Corruption: Nigeria has long grappled with systemic corruption that seeps into every facet of society. Despite numerous anti-corruption campaigns, embezzlement, bribery, and financial mismanagement remain rampant. The controversial question here is, can Nigeria truly progress while corruption continues to erode its foundations? Insecurity and Unrest: The nation is grappling with escalating security challenges, from Boko Haram insurgency in the northeast to banditry and kidnapping in various regions. The government's inability to curb these threats has left citizens questioning the effectiveness of its strategies