Angelus Pulse Nigeria

Introduction Nigeria is often described as a “mere geographical expression,” a phrase that captures the artificial nature of its colonial amalgamation in 1914. Over a century later, this description resonates deeply as the country grapples with persistent ethnic hostility and division. The question arises: Why is there so much hostility among Nigerians? Is it because of our different languages and cultures? More importantly, what can we do to rebuild trust, unity, and genuine love for one another?   This article explores the roots of ethnic hostility in Nigeria, examines recent incidents that highlight these tensions, and proposes practical solutions to foster national unity. It delves into historical context, institutional challenges, and cultural dynamics, aiming to inspire hope and action toward a more united Nigeria.   A recent incident along the Benin/Ore expressway vividly illustrates the fragile state of Nigerian unity. A police officer at a checkpoint stopp...