Nigeria, April 12 -- Muhammad Gadaka, this is not just another political statement to be waved off as rhetoric. Your declaration on April 10, 2026, in Damaturu, that the All Progressives Congress (APC) could rule Nigeria for more than 100 years, lands heavily in a country already buckling under the weight of economic hardship, insecurity, and eroding public trust. Words like these do not exist in a vacuum. In a nation as politically sensitive and historically burdened as Nigeria, they echo like prophecy. And if, by any chance, that prophecy carries the weight of a curse, then it is one you must urgently renounce.

Let us be honest: Nigerians are tired. Not the casual, everyday tiredness that sleep can fix, but a deep, bone-level exhausti...