Sogolo’s moral values and social change in Nigeria – Part 4

Our reading of Professor Godwin Sogolo today dwells on his severe moral indictment of Nigeria’s political leadership. Catalysts that rupture our morality What the above illustrates is that in Nigeria, ethnicity has been the major catalyst of our ruptured morality, the symptoms of which include corruption, nepotism and other forms of discriminatory practices. Indeed, going by Ekeh’s analysis, there could be more than “two publics”, which is to say that moral discrimination is a universal attitude determined by multiple forces. Under normal circumstances, evil exudes moral repulsion and condemnation while good deeds are commended and encouraged. In those days –

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