The lantern that cannot see its own darkness
[NigerianEye - Nigeria] - 2/11/2025
By Folorunso Fatai AdisaLast month, a mutilated body was found decomposing on the tranquil banks of Loch Lomond, Glasgow. A few weeks later, dismembered body parts were discovered in the community around my workplace in Glasgow. And only three weeks ago, I woke to flashing blue lights and police tape sealing off my street, a 52-year-old man had been stabbed to death right at the doorstep of the next house to mine. These are not scenes from a crime drama. They are pieces of Scotland’s recent reality. The cases of violent crime here, though rare by global standards, are quietly on the rise. (…)
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