superior than confronting collective suffering. Children were kidnapped days before Children’s Day and for many people, including some public figures, the outrage still feels muted. Maybe classism has shaped Nigerian society more deeply than we like to admit.
The country is facing insecurity, kidnappings, worsening hardship and a government that seems more focused on political survival than the condition of its people, yet many are still more invested in defending power, protecting personal interests or feeling socially
It’s interesting how people can recognize oppression in theory but still participate in it socially.
The same systems they complain about, they reinforce in everyday behavior.
Classism plays a bigger role in how we function as Nigerians than we admit.
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@Hybrid_Ola Zara is actually fast fashion. I get the intention of your tweet but poor comparison. I don’t agree with over priced clothing, you don’t expect Zara and Andrea iyamah to be priced at the same level.