WIRE — History has a mischievous way of humbling certainties. It reminds nations that problems deferred rarely disappear. They return with new names, new actors and fresh slogans. This July marks forty years since Nigeria embarked on the Structural Adjustment Programme, the most controversial economic reform in its post-independence history. Four decades later, the passions it generated
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