The global climate has changed and Nigeria now has winter, By Testimony Jesutoye
The country relied solely on oil for 80 per cent of its total export revenue, which funded two-third of its government budget and embarked on a subsidy regime that supported at least 13 South American countries at its peak.” Thus, it can be said that Section 14 (2)(b) is the sacred bond that binds the Nigerian people and the government together, and any government formed in Nigeria which cannot keep children safe in schools, farmers safe on their farms, worshippers safe in their place of worship, and travellers safe on the road, has not merely underperformed but failed woefully.
If you want a classic depiction of how the sacred bond between a government and its people has been torn apart, look no further than a Nigerian classroom.
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