Odilim Enwegbara

Enwegbara is currently on a 12-month sabbatical in the US, where he is writing a book.

Let’s leave President Buhari Alone!

I don’t believe that not constituting his cabinet within one month or so can be seen as a lack of leadership direction. Or should...

Like war, terrorism is a big business (1)

As far back as the Venetian Empire, international bankers recognized that lending to governments or monarchs to start or continue a war was more profitable than any other banking business...

Is Ebola an instrument of bio-terrorism?

President Jonathan called him ''a crazy man.'' Was Patrick Sawyer really crazy for bringing Ebola to Nigeria? It all depends on how we look at his action and why...

US-Africa Leaders Summit: In whose interest?

The Economist no doubt truly captured how suddenly Africa transformed from the ugliest girl no one wanted to associate with to now the most beautiful girl in town. Any man who ignores her presence does so at his peril...

Beware of Fitch, SP and Moody’s ratings

The more these credit rating agencies assign high ratings to investment bank’s junk portfolios, the more they attract unsuspecting buyers. As a result, these credit rating firms spend more time experimenting and perfecting how to generate more pleasing and beneficial inaccurate ratings for the companies to use to mislead the public...

Using the Dollar To Defraud Nations (1)

To understand the level of stealing the US has used the dollar to carry out, you should know that it costs $0.04 to produce each dollar note. In other words, spending $0.04 on each note, the Rockefellers, the JP Morgans, and the Warburgs, as the real owners of the Federal Reserve System, have forced the world to accept them as $1 note, $5 note, $10 note, $20 note, $50 note, or $100 note...

Time To Probe Nigeria's $12bn Debt Repayment

With the return of democracy in 1999 it became obvious to those looting the country's economy using so called national debts that it wouldn't take long before Nigerians began to demand explanations for the country's debts...

Why Washington opposes Jonathan's reelection?

The Third Term's failure that led to Obasanjo vacating power made it difficult for Washington to be calling the oil shots. And despite Umaru Musa Yar'Adua's sickness, he stopped Washington from calling the oil shots...

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