419 Stigma is a weekly audio drama content that deploys satire to expose the good, bad and ugly happenings in Nigerian polity from same Nigerians whose voices has been restrained from being heard. Via this drama content, we expose these ills in the society that makes the average honest hardworking Nigerians to be portrayed as criminals, whereas the main criminals are the political ruling cabal that loot and milk the economy dry. The lootings and killings, as well as telling of 419 lies makes our 419 Stigma story quite intriguing.
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