Context

In the aftermath of the recent Nigerian elections, many friendships and relationships were tested by deep divisions in faith, political ideology, and conflicting digital news feeds. As we try to move forward, I’m curious if our shared cultural staples—like the debate over the ultimate Jollof rice—can help bridge these gaps, or if the trauma of the election cycle has permanently changed how we relate to those who disagree with us. How are you navigating the 'breakups' caused by these shifting loyalties in your own life?