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What the World says about Nigeria

Nigeria was ranked “the third fastest growing economy in the world after China and India by the (IMF) in 2009.” It further projects a growth of 9% in 2008 and 8.3% in 2009. The IMF further projects a 8% growth in the Nigerian economy in 2011.

Nigeria and the nationality challenge

Geography, Power, and Politics in Nigeria NIGERIA is a state of wide cultural diversity consisting of several distinct ethnic groups. What role do these ethnic ethnic groups play in Nigerian politics and what impact do they have on political developments in Nigeria? The issue involved here is whether or not the Nigerian federation is being hobbled by the centrifugal tendencies and activities of these ethnic groups.

Why federal budgets are unsustainable, by el-Rufai

Former Minister of the Federal Capital Ministry, FCT, Malam Nasir El-Rufai, presented this paper entitled ‘Perspectives on the cost of governance in a democracy’ at the biennial conference of the Nigeria Guild of Editors in Benin City last week.

Code of Conduct Bureau Vs Tinubu U: An anti-corruption trial for the gallery?

It was a whimsical dismissal of the invitation! The leadership of Code of Conduct Bureau, CCB, had sent words to Governor Magartakda Wamako of Sokoto State to appear before it. The governor, seeking counsel from well-informed stakeholders in the anti-corruption war in the country, was advised to ignore the invitation. The governor acted in like manner based on the counsel.Nothing has happened! And, nothing may happen! The information at the disposal of Sunday Vanguard is as unbelievable as it is ridiculous. But the pieces of information are true, very true.

Why Obasanjo visited Mohammed Yusuf’s family

It was a desperate move! Matthew Okikiolakan Aremu Olusegun Obasanjo, former President and Commander-in-Chief, knows an opportunity when he sees one. Just smarting from the well-rounded criticism that greeted his misplaced enthusiasm on the issue of zoning, a matter which saw his party, Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, kissing the dust of disapproval brought about by members of the House of Representatives, Obasanjo, indeed, sat back to re-assess the basis of his sense of statesmanship and importance. This, especially at a time when he appeared to be burning bridges of national relevance in a nation of competing interests.

UNENDING JOS KILLINGS: What is the Defence Chief bringing to Jos?

Following the unending blood-letting in Plateau State which heightened in the last two weeks resulting in the killings of women, children and men, climaxed by last Sunday evening’s twin blasts at the junction to West of Mines, President Goodluck Jonathan had directed Chief of Defence Staff, CDS, Air Marshal Oluseyi Petirin, to take charge of security in the state.

My ordeal in the hands of kidnappers – PDP Chieftain

August 28, 2011 is a date that will hardly be forgotten by Elder Tes Sorae, a chieftain of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Edo state. Elder Sorae who also is the chairman of Tomline Engineering Company, went to church in company of his first wife, Bridget, two female house helps, a driver and two police orderlies.

10 years of the unending Jos crisis

As America rekindles the spirit of Americanism and the resurrection of a spirit that was almost killed 10 years ago today, Nigeria’s version of such which is the Jos crisis rekindles nothing but nightmare.

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