By: Bíńtín L’ayé Àgbàntara

Thursdays often serve as a time for nostalgic reflections, prompting me to look back at the 1995 film ‘Kòseégbeé’.

This movie, produced by Uncle TK boldly exposed the entrenched corruption within our societal framework. Through its captivating storytelling, ‘Koseegbe’ not only illuminates prevalent social injustices, widespread corruption, and stark inequalities in Nigeria but also portrays these issues as deeply rooted in our national identity, almost akin to being part of our DNA.

Beyond a mere reflection of the past, ‘Koseegbe’ resonates profoundly with the present realities of Nigeria.

It unveils the ongoing struggles the nation grapples with, ranging from persistent corruption to systemic inequalities and social injustices. This cinematic portrayal of contemporary challenges underscores the pressing need for comprehensive reforms and a societal metamorphosis.

Moreover, ‘Koseegbe’ transcends the boundaries of time, offering profound glimpses into the potential trajectory of Nigeria’s future. Its narrative arc is not merely a cautionary tale; it is a clarion call to action, compelling us to confront the dire repercussions of apathy and negligence towards these deeply entrenched issues. It beckons us to unite in a collective endeavor, forging a path towards a future that embodies the principles of equity, justice, and shared prosperity for all Nigerians.