When rivers turn into cemeteries, by Musa Baba Alhaji   Boat accidents in Nigeria have become unbearably frequent, turning rivers and waterways into silent cemeteries. Each tragedy wastes precious lives and leaves families to grieve themselves into fragile consolation, while the government at all levels does nothing beyond keeping half-baked records. These are not acts of God but predictable, preventable disasters, born of neglect, poverty, and bad governance. For a decade now, Nigerians across both North and South have been dying in their hundreds, yet no meaningful safety policies exist, no...