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SubscribeOpen Letter to Gov Wike on Rivers State Sustainable Development Agency
Your Excellency Sir, Gov. Nyesom Wike, I am writing this letter to you with every sense of humility infused with avalanche of respect for you and by extension, high esteem for your exalted position as the number one citizen of Rivers State.
Financing political parties, elections and corruption
THE bane of Nigeria’s political system is finance. Nigeria has one of the most expensive political systems in the world. We simply cannot afford it. There are no laws or culture about how to finance a political party or how much to spend on an election and where the money is coming from. What is the structure of parties and Governance in Nigeria?
Are Nigeria’s children productive bookworms?
THIS is a heart breaking question that all Nigeria’s parents, guardians and teachers need to brain storm upon decently and thoroughly. A successful nation without a well intellectually, morally, socially and psychologically oriented children as future leaders, is nothing but a ruling King without a crown prince or a successor.
A must experience for public officer holders
I DO not know how many of our senior government officials who take their time to go by road transportation in this country. If they do and are allowed to face the experience it will be of tremendous benefit to this nation. I mean truly travelling round this country once in a while by road, without the over bearing presence of the paraphernalia of offices, including sirens and escorts. As they say “seeing is believing” and “experience is the best teacher”.
The reward of Imansuangbon philanthropy and Edo 2016
I HAVE no doubt that the people of Edo state, will reward the philanthropy of their noble son, Barrister Ken Imansuangbon with victory in his contest for the governor of Edo state in this year.
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