Sanwo-Olu and the pursuit of a social market economy (2), by Abiodun Komolafe Section 25 of the Nigerian Constitution is explicit on the differences between citizens and settlers. But then, there’s a saying in Ijesaland: ‘Gbogbo ìjesà ni omo Owá, sùgbón b’álé bá lé, àwon omo Owá mo ara won.’ Translated literally, it means ‘Kings have many children but when the chips are down, each king knows his real children.’ To put it succinctly therefore, when it comes to nativity, no settler in Lagos can claim to be an Igbo...