Onyeka had spent over a decade building a rewarding career as a journalist. As a seasoned reporter with a multinational media organisation in Lagos, he had covered everything from insecurity and flooding to tourism, culture, fuel scarcity protests, and some of the country's most significant public events. His work was demanding, but he had grown accustomed to the deadlines, pressure, and unpredictability that came with journalism. Then, one Tuesday afternoon,…