When Kidnapping Hits Home: A Nation’s Silent Apathy

Nothing happens when someone is kidnapped in Nigeria. We stay silent when others suffer, and we’ll stay silent when it’s our turn or our family’s turn. Our selfishness and indifference reflect the leadership we deserve. While people remain calm, we cheer football matches and even churches organize viewing centers instead of speaking out. Some Christians back their leaders’ silence, even those who once protested under a previous government. This collective apathy shows our priorities. At some point, this indifference will affect us all.

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