JUNE 12 ANNULMENT: Why I told Abiola there was vacancy in Aso Rock, by Prof. Omo Omoruyi
Simply put, Professor Omo Omoruyi, is Mr. June 12. He was the Director General, Centre for Democratic Studies, CDS, Abuja at the height of the Ibrahim Babangida transition programme. Omoruyi and some egg heads ploughed everything they had into the last leg of that programme but were as he put it “fooled in the endâ€. He attempts to properly situate the crisis the annulment of the June 12, 1993, presidential elections threw up and concludes that the British design of a permanent rulership in the north and a permanent followership in the south was not going to be reversed by a mere electoral process or an election.
Eagles who are in the twilight of their career
It is evident that a handful of the Super Eagles players now with the team in South Africa may be seeing their last days in the team, not necessarily because of their woeful performance so far but because age has caught up with them.
Story of the Sweets
If you haven’t heard of John Cadbury, you’ll almost certainly have heard of (and tasted) Cadbury’s chocolate at some point.
SON tackles agricultural produce export challenge
The Standards Organisation of Nigeria (SON) has initiated steps to address the current critical issues facing the export of Nigerian Agricultural produce to the United States , United Kingdom and other European Union Countries.
The Paradox of Gold and the illusions of success (2)
Last week we started this piece on drawing comparisons with the difficult and cumbersome process of finding
and processing gold out of the usually ugly looking ore deposits. We conclude with further practical illustrations.
Perceptions of a great job or contract.
Ghana 1-1 Australia
Ghana Saturday held Australia to a 1-1 draw in their 2nd Group D game of the 2010 World Cup tournament at the Royal Bafokeng Stadium, Rustenburg.
Australia scored its goal at the 11th minute while Ghana equalised via a penalty at the 25minute.
