Bomb Threats and Panicky Legislators
The recent disclosure of a bomb threat against the National Assembly is ominous. This article does not defend bomb threats or violent insurrection, as these acts are crimes against the common life.
History thrives on their ruin or renown. Let this guide every Nigerian in public office.
No matter how highly placed they are, providence eventually halts their pompous strides and yanks the rug from beneath their pretentious ideals.
- Bomb threats are crimes against the common life.
- Despair, manipulation, and mass anger are not spontaneous combustion.
Author's summary: The Nation discusses bomb threats and legislators.
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