Insecurity: The possible way out (5), by Eric Teniola
This week continues the series on insecurity in Nigeria May I remind you that I took and subscribed to the oath of office during which I pledged that to the best of my ability I would preserve, protect and defend the Constitution. In view of this, any effort to steer the path of constitutionality is not […]
A look at Bala Usman’s analysis of communal conflicts in Nigeria (3)
Of course, at the beginning there was no Nigeria; but when was this beginning? Was it 37,000 years ago, when we have the earliest evidence of human activity in the Nigerian area…
A look at Bala Usman’s analysis of communal conflicts in Nigeria (2)
The genetic evidence available shows how baseless the view that these communal conflicts arise from racial differences and antagonisms, since the ethnic nationalities of Nigeria do not belong to different races
A look at Bala Usman’s analysis of communal conflicts in Nigeria (1)
But, since these violent communal conflicts between farmers and nomads, occur entirely in the rural areas, the governments do not seem to feel threatened by them and accord them low priority
The killing of 40 and more companies
If I may ask, how many of these companies or industries are still operating today? The truth is that most of these companies and industries have ceased to operate. Why? MISMANAGEMENT
Awaiting the names of recipients for national honours
Nigerians must have a clear understanding of the kind of society, such that they will bequeath to a succeeding generation, a Nigeria qualitatively better than that into which they were born
