BLOOD MONEY: RITUALISTS, MARABOUTS, OCCULTISTS AND NIGERIA’S MORAL CRISIS

K. Bolanle Ati-John explores how ritual killings and occult fraud are not just isolated incidents but indicative of a broader moral crisis in Nigeria. These crimes reflect a societal breakdown where traditional and religious figures are exploiting people's fears and vulnerabilities. This crisis highlights the urgent need for addressing underlying issues of corruption, poverty, and lack of trust in institutions, suggesting that without tackling these root causes, Nigeria's moral fabric will continue to fray.