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Nigeria: A Crumbling Edifice By David Abu
On lndependence day in 1960, Nigeria was hailed by both friends and foes as a country with a lot of promise; some even predicted that Nigeria, within a short period of 20 years, would join the comity of developed nations. With a young and vibrant population, the sky was her limit.
Journalists For United Nigeria On Mission Impossible! By Bayo Oluwasanmi
The 33rd President of the US, Harry S. Truman, once ridiculed his political opponents that they operated according to the motto, “If you can’t convince them, then confuse them.” This is the position taken by the Journalists for United Nigeria (JUN) by not addressing the root causes of disunity in Nigeria. Nigeria is divided in many ways that cannot easily be bridged. There’s the top one percent and the bottom 99 percent. There are APCs and PDPs. There are minorities and majorities.
Babangida: The Tyrant, Destroyer Of Nigeria, By Bayo Oluwasanmi
it’s somewhat old hat at this point to point out that Ibrahim Babangida, the destroyer of our nation, is an homicidal tyrant who initiated the three greatest crimes in the history of Nigeria. Rehashing all of his crimes would require a much longer article. Here are the three major specific cases of almost unimaginable cruelty inflicted by Babangida during his time as military dictator. (1) He took the IMF loan despite the advice of leading Nigerian economists against such a loan.
Another Reason Yorubas Must Leave Nigeria, By Bayo Oluwasanmi
The northerners will tell you unity of Nigeria is not negotiable. They will tell you asking for restructure and self-determination amounts to treasonable felony. They will foolishly argue that agitators for restructuring and self-determination are calling for war. To the northern leeches and loafers, they contribute nothing, but take everything. They believe there’s nothing wrong with Nigeria or with the lopsided federal government. Take a look at the partial list below.
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