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To Kill Our Environment, We Shall First Murder The Trees

An image of the fallen trees just outside of Queen Elizabeth II Hall.  Take a look outside Queen Elizabeth II Hall today, and you shall be appalled by the atrocities that have befallen our environment. It is a sight too grotesque for such innocent eyes to behold. And so, we take to this pedestal to ask a question that ought to trouble every one of us: Why  are we killing our environment? This tragedy began the very day we watched Heritage Park become a thing of the past. A terribly unfortunate occurrence, all because it was decided that a new Senate building must be erected in its place. Yet, like the ever-complacent citizens of Nigeria, we swallowed our protests and watched as another piece of our heritage was taken from us. We said little, perhaps hoping that the loss would be worth the promise of something greater. But at what cost? The pathway from UI main gate to Queen Elizabeth II Hall Today, the 26th of October, 2026, the sight is nothing short of heinous. Beautiful tre...

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