Patience Ndidi Key (PNK): YPP vice presidential candidate positioning as visionary leader, change agent
Patience has worked with U.S. Congress members to address insecurity and human rights abuses in Nigeria. Also led a delegation to educate students at the U.S. War College
Nigeria in distress: Is there a way forward to a great future? (3)
For many years, there had been general agitation for separate Regions by the Middle Belt minorities in the North, the Mid-Western minorities in the West and the Calabar-Ogoja-Rivers State Movement in the East
Key challenges in enforcing and protecting minority rights in Nigeria
Apart from the independence constitution, the ruling class has entrenched human rights in other constitutions and ratified some international human rights treaties and conventions
Nigeria in distress: Is there a way forward to a great future?
A collapse of the Nigerian State will most likely result in an unpredictable number of mini states controlled by war lords. Imagine leaving Lagos and encountering a Customs Post in Ikorodu, then Ijebu Ode, then Ofuse, then Benin City, etc. or travelling Northwards, in Shagamu, then Ibadan, then Ilorin, then Minna and so forth
Pro-Nnamdi Kanu people are creating tension – Al-Mustaphae
Former Chief Security Officer to the late Head of State, General Sani Abacha, Major Hamza Al-Mustapha, says he has been criss-crossing the country to preach peace.
The Jihad: Fear Real or Imagined?
National Christian Elders Forum, headed by Elder Asemota, SAN, says jihad has already been launched in the country
