There is Hunger in the Land.
Our Country....Our Pride.... These past few weeks have been devastating for Nigerians in the country and those in the diaspora . We thought we'd seen it all with Covid-19, and earnestly looked forward to a soft landing through what is left of 2020. Unfortunately, all of a sudden, this crisis erupts. Going over some videos and pictures on social media has been one of the most difficult things ever; it is as though the gory scenes have all sipped in through my pores like bullets that came down on peaceful protesters right there at the Lagos Lekki tollgate . So also it is for all Nigerians and friends of the country who witnessed the chaos on that fateful night. Not forgetting proceeding events in the form of the destruction of property and more anarchy. There is absolutely nowhere to run to because Nigeria is our motherland. It is evident that all started with one hunger or yearn, and as those days went by, more needs surfaced. At first, citizens raised concern for their safety,