Nigeria at a Crossroads: Why the everyday Nigerian matters more than the political elite, by Usman Muhammad Salihu Story by Jessica Mbamah  In Nigeria today, the loudest voices are those of politicians, policymakers, and power brokers. They dominate the headlines, flood our timelines, and distract us with promises that rarely survive beyond campaign seasons. Yet, the true story of this country isn’t written in the echo chambers of Abuja or the mansions of Lagos. It is written daily in the struggles, resilience, and quiet innovations of ordinary citizens. Think about the woman who...