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The Strategic Path To Nigeria’s Economic Stability

by Isah Aliyu Chiroma

From Street to Seat: How Nigeria’s Pro-Democracy Activists Lost Their Way in...

by Jude Obuseh

The Impossible Death Of Zik Of Africa

by Uzor Maxim Uzoatu
  • Ode and Salute to Engineers and Engineering!

    by Emmanuel Omoh Esiemokhai October 29, 2010
    by Emmanuel Omoh Esiemokhai

    At first, the engineers made the wheel and since then, the wheel has turned the world. Engineers are among the thinking people in the world. Unlike ambitious politicians, who make …

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  • How IBB, Atiku Subverted Zoning

    by Patrick Ugeh October 29, 2010
    by Patrick Ugeh

    With the summoning of the principal parties in the acrimonious battle for the presidential ticket of the People’s Democratic Party, PDP, by the party recently, it may be pertinent to …

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  • Between Majority Tyranny, Democratic Space and PDP’s Zoning

    by Jideofor Adibe October 27, 2010
    by Jideofor Adibe

    A liberal democracy is an embodiment of a gamut of civic rights and individual liberties geared towards preventing it from degenerating into a tyranny of the majority.  The extent to …

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  • My Debt to Nigeria’s Two Literary Giants

    by Okey Ndibe October 26, 2010
    by Okey Ndibe

    Two years ago, I drove from my home in central Connecticut to the quiescent country precincts of Annandale-on-Hudson to visit author Chinua Achebe, whose novel Things Fall Apart was enjoying …

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  • The Co-Efficient of Friction in Nigerian Politics

    by Emmanuel Omoh Esiemokhai October 25, 2010
    by Emmanuel Omoh Esiemokhai

    How Nigerians treat their compatriots is directly responsible for the high co-efficient of friction in Nigeria…

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  • Fayemi: Let The Truth Be Said And Applied Always

    by Akintokunbo A Adejumo October 22, 2010
    by Akintokunbo A Adejumo

    The judiciary is the last refuge of the common man in any social and political community. Over the years, many Nigerians have been betrayed, and continue to be betrayed, by …

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  • Nigeria @ 50: No Compromise, No Surrender

    by Tunde Ali October 22, 2010
    by Tunde Ali

    While I agree that Nigeria’s 50 years of independence have little to show for its strength and age, writing it off as a failed nation-state is erroneous, misleading and reflects impaired …

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  • The Wonderful Story From Chile!

    by SOC Okenwa October 22, 2010
    by SOC Okenwa

    The Chilean President and his wife scored huge political points during the ordeal of the miners as they demonstrated quality and responsive leadership expected of great leaders…

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  • Will You Vote For These PDP Politicians?

    by Yinka Leo Ogundiran October 21, 2010
    by Yinka Leo Ogundiran

    As the clock continues to tick towards the coveted 2011 general elections in Nigeria, political activities have resumed in full earnest. And, expectedly, the concomitant intrigues have continued to, by …

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  • Lack of Vision

    by Bolaji Aregbeshola October 21, 2010
    by Bolaji Aregbeshola

    Nigerian politicians are used to just making speeches during elections not knowing that whatever they say goes a long way in showing how concerned and serious they are about positively …

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