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SubscribeIt’s been turbulent for Nigeria – Dasuki Nakande
I think 13 years of democracy has been generally turbulent in this country from 1999 to date. There are many factors responsible for this. One, there has not been transparency in the way and manner we conduct our elections. Secondly, even internal democracy within the political parties also has a lot of challenges. Thirdly, there had been a high proliferation of corruption across the board in all tiers of government since 1999.
13 years of Democracy: Looted hopes from leaders steering Nigeria to its end
The morning of 29th May, 1999 was like the first day in a new recreated Nigeria after 29 years military tyranny. It’s
Changing face of Boko Haram
IN 2005, a young journalist named Ahmad Salkida was living in Maiduguri, north-eastern Nigeria, when one of his mother’s friends knocked on the door. Her son had dropped out of university to study under a local imam. She begged Mr. Salkida to persuade him to return home.
Nigeria: Can North survive without the South? (2)
HOWEVER, Southern leaders have picked holes in the Northern leaders’ claim that the North built the country through agriculture.
Nigeria: Can North survive without the South?
PIQUED by recurring acoustic remarks, especially from pro-South and southern leaders that northerners were lazy and the North had been sustained over the years by the South, northern leaders penultimate week said they could stand on their own if Nigeria broke up.
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