“Who sent you?”

Nigeria is a jungle. Corporate hyenas wear suits and ties, hiding their fangs behind fancy offices and cars. Don’t be deceived by appearances — beneath the polish lies predation. In this country, accountability is rare; money and power decide who is right or wrong. Justice is for sale, and poverty is treated like a crime.

Nigerians avoid taking risks not because we don’t see the injustice, but because we know the cost of resistance. Like Sound Sultan said, “I want to be like Moses, but the people wey try am don dey underground.” Standing for truth here can destroy you — and sometimes, the same people you’re defending will be the first to ask, “Who sent you?”