Bare Minimum Standards Are Non-Existent In Several Nigerian Sectors – Stephanie Coker

Popular media personality, Stephanie Coker has come out to say that human life is no longer valuable in Nigeria.

She recently revealed this via her social media page, and Nigerians have been reacting.

According to her, she is shocked at how citizens keep dying cheaply from avoidable occurrences and how Nigerians keep living in so much emotional trauma.

Steph added that everyone will need to pray about our current situation because bare minimum standards are nonexistent in most sectors in Nigeria.

His words, “We are living haphazardly in Nigeria and being subjected to so much emotional trauma,”

“We have to pray about everything because bare minimum standards are nonexistent in most sectors in Nigeria.”

“Citizens have become desentized to some of the most horrific accidents. Ot’s not normal for trailer to fall on a car. It is not normal for a building to just collapse.”

“I couldn’t even sleep last night just thinking about the human beings trapped in Ikoyi. There needs to be more value placed on ALL human life in Nigeria.”

WOW.

Stephanie Coker (born Stephanie Omowunmi Eniafe Coker; 28 November 1988), is a Nigerian on-air personality and a television presenter for MTV Base Africa and Ebony Life TV. She also featured as ‘Feke’ in the popular Nigerian TV Series Tinsel. and a popular sitcom program “Hustle” as ‘Cindy’.

Coker was born in Lagos, but moved to North London, in the UK at the age of 1. She attended St Mary’s Church of England Primary school in North London, a place she described as “a really small school where Christianity was taken very seriously”. She later graduated from Brunel University with a degree in Media and Communications.

Stephanie Coker moved back to Nigeria in 2011 and got her first job with MTV Base Africa as an anchor of the countdown show “Street Request”.

On 6 December 2013, Baileys Nigeria announced Stephanie Coker and Veronica Ebie-Odeka as the hosts of the newradio show: Baileys Boutique.