Re: A Journey in Service — A Challenge to Experts at Law and Courageous Concerned Citizens By Oluwadare Ogunlade

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The book ‘A Journey in Service’ presents documented evidence made available to the public—courageously, whether right or wrong.

It contains fundamental information previously unknown to many generations of Nigerians.

A thorough exploration may unearth the roots of Nigeria’s national dynamics and illuminate solutions to the complex challenges facing the country.

However, it is crucial to recognize that the book’s content may only be the tip of the iceberg.

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Those who seek to discredit the book or its author through media narratives should demonstrate true courage by taking the author to a court of law rather than relying solely on the court of public opinion. Only through legal due process can facts be established and the book’s claims properly scrutinized against reality.

To this end, *legal experts and human rights activists in Nigeria* must *unite* in summoning the resolve to *take legal action*—if indeed there are grounds to do so—rather than allowing the continuation of social media trials.

The Nigerian public, particularly younger generations, deserves to be guided by historical facts and judicially tested truths, not by media-driven sensationalism. A nation that values civility and progress must anchor itself in verifiable reality, not fleeting infatuations.

Now is the time for those with the knowledge and authority to act—not through speculation, but through lawful inquiry.