HOW NIGERIA IS AT CROSS ROADS:A Review of Gegebaseran's Play, ‘…exit of alagbara’
For years, the morass of the political dire in Nigeria is appalling every day. More than what one can just meddle on, it needs critically philosophical approach to correct the hills surrounding the nation. This started at the early age of independent when rogue people, with their kleptomaniac fingers cut the national cake, kept it in their greedy pocket, which the people who sow the fruits of the country are now in the shadow of forgotten tales, so the nation started unimaginable journey on the famished road. , So, in great concern, Gegebaseran in his fifty-one-page social satirical play, ‘…exit of alagbara’ portrays egregious minds, having lost conscience for the development of the nation, but in their effort, promoting their selfish mindset rather than being selfless. Surprisingly, the corruption being portrayed in the play circled round the spheres of human endeavors. Both the leaders and the followers are regarded as the ambassadors of doom. Leaders, the advocates of c