Poverty as the Root of Corruption in Nigeria, by Amos Yohanna   Nearly half of Nigeria’s population lives in extreme poverty. Across the country, countless children and adults are forced to survive under bridges, in slums, or on the streets, constantly exposed to dangers that proper shelter could have prevented. This reality highlights the urgent need for deliberate government intervention to provide social safety nets for orphans, the homeless, and those unable to sustain themselves. Unfortunately, resources that could have alleviated this suffering are often squandered. Over the years, greedy politicians and...