Nigeria: When will enough be enough?

Nigeria: When will enough be enough? — Promise Adiele

As a popular expression, “enough is enough” conveys multiple meanings that converge under the umbrella of expired patience, prolonged anticlimactic delay, and inevitable exasperation. Ordinarily, when people reiterate “enough is enough” it is followed by a determination to challenge a failed situation that has induced ennui, gloom, and despondence. It provokes actions that indicate a…

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