There is something deeply uncomfortable about the idea that Nigeria can “happen” to someone. For many Nigerians, especially those in the diaspora, Nigeria can exist as two things at once: home and heartbreak. We can complain about it endlessly and still defend it fiercely when someone else points out its flaws. But it’s easy to idealise a country when its failures remain abstract. It is different when Nigeria happens to…
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