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The Nigerian Civil War officially ended in 1970—but has the mindset it created truly disappeared?
A recent statement allegedly made by a police officer on the Shagamu–Benin Expressway has reignited conversations about ethnicity, discrimination, justice, and national unity in Nigeria. Incidents like these continue to raise important questions about whether old divisions still influence the way some citizens are treated today.
In this video, we examine the broader issues surrounding ethnic bias, equal treatment under the law, and the urgent need for a Nigeria where every citizen is respected regardless of tribe, religion, or background.
This is not just about one encounter—it’s about building a nation where fairness, professionalism, and unity are stronger than prejudice.
💬 What are your thoughts? Have you ever witnessed or experienced ethnic discrimination in Nigeria? Share your opinion respectfully in the comments.
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