Nigeria, April 14 -- Let's not sugarcoat it. Jungle justice is wickedness, plain and simple. It is the murder of a fellow human being by people who have decided that a crowd's rage is better than a court of law. And somehow, we've normalized it.

You steal a phone, a bike, maybe even food to survive,and boom, you're dead. The crowd doesn't ask questions. No one verifies the story. People just swing into action, like it's some kind of performance. Kick him. Strip him. Hang a tire. Pour petrol. Light the match. Applaud.

That's what we've become. A nation where a hungry man can be burnt to death by people who can't even spell "justice," let alone uphold it.

But the real thieves the ones who steal billions, the ones who pocket pensions, loo...