Nigeria's Presidency and Judiciary: A Corruption Allegation

The article by Festus Adedayo explores the notion of a curse associated with the Nigerian presidency's alleged adulterous relationship with the judiciary. It draws on Yoruba mythology, particularly the sacred chameleon spirit, to illustrate the severity of the situation.

The piece suggests that in Nigeria, purchasing justice is as simple as summoning a magician, indicating a deep-rooted corruption within the judicial system. The author reflects on childhood memories of watching magicians perform tricks, paralleling this with the current state of justice in Nigeria, where the integrity of the judiciary is questioned.

The metaphor of the chameleon and the curse serves to emphasize the dire consequences of this alleged corruption on the nation's governance and moral fabric.