Nigeria is Bleeding: The Philosophical Implications of a Nation in Peril by Dr Charles Okhai, NACJ President
Nigeria, the giant of Africa, is bleeding. The nation's vitality is ebbing away, threatened by the triple scourges of economic hardship, leadership crisis, and moral decay. The consequences of this hemorrhage are far-reaching, imperiling the very fabric of the nation. A bleeding nation is a metaphor for a state in crisis, a state where the lifeblood of its existence, the well-being of its citizens is being drained away. This concept has philosophical underpinnings, drawing from the Aristotelian notion of the "body politic." Just as the human body requires vital organs to function, a nation's survival depends on the health of…