Yoruba are Keeping Quiet?

The article discusses the often-overlooked perspectives of the Yoruba people in Nigeria's political discourse. It highlights how the Yoruba, a significant ethnic group, have been relatively silent in recent debates, which is noteworthy given their historical influence and cultural importance. This quietude could have broader implications for national unity and the representation of diverse voices in Nigeria's political landscape. The piece underscores the need for inclusive dialogue that considers all ethnic groups to foster a more equitable and cohesive nation.