Says country is worse now than 53 years ago
* Laments writers can't change politicians
* Declares govt moved capital from Lagos to
demobilise citizens
Thus for Clark, what the country needs to
develop is a people's revolt like those of the
Arab world that are popularly known as the
'Arab Spring.'
The writer, who is also simply known as Prof.
J.P. Clark, said that despite the critical voices
Nigerian writers had lent to efforts at
developing the country by prodding political
leaders in the right direction, nothing seemed
to have happened to justify their
contributions to the task of nation-building.
https://www.nairaland.com/1560248/chief-edwin-clark-seeks-arab

Edwin Clark and J.P. Clark are two different individuals.

Tranquill: Edwin Clark and J.P. Clark are two different individuals.

True talk, if Edwin Clark seeks an Arab Spring in Nigeria, I will be mortified.

You see life? And they are siblings, one cerebral, the other..... one kind