Detribalised does not mean what most Nigerians think it means, By Temitope Lakisokun
“Ah, that man is very detribalised.” In Nigeria, this is almost always a compliment. It is what we say about the politician who has friends from every part of the country, the businessman whose boardroom is a miniature Nigeria, the publi…
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