Our Missing Kirikiri Neighbour Series: ‘Do You Know Who I Am?’ Conundrum by Remmy Nweke

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Do you know who I am?:

The phrase "Do you know who I am?" is often used to assert one's importance or authority, typically in a confrontational or arrogant manner. 

This phrase is commonly employed by individuals who believe their status, position, or influence should grant them special treatment or recognition. However, this approach can escalate tensions and lead to uncomfortable situations.

Our Missing Kirikiri Neighbour: Passenger or Conductor? by Remmy Nweke - ITREALMS

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Genuine case of air rage?
As the controversy surrounding the Ibom Air incident continues to unfold, many questions remain unanswered. 

The video of the passenger being dragged off the plane has sparked outrage, but some have raised concerns about the events leading up to the altercation. 

'Our Missing Kirikiri Neighbour' by Remmy Nweke - ITREALMS

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Our Missing Kirikiri Neighbour:
In the vibrant community of Kirikiri, a suburb of Lagos synonymous with its correctional facilities, a tale of frustration and yearning for justice unfolded. 

The story was not about literal prison breaks but the stark reality of unequal justice. It was a reflection of the community's pain and their desire for accountability.