Living on a Jet Plane
Unfortunately I cannot play the guitar. Anyone so gifted is welcome to sing these lyrics to guitar accompaniment and distribute on youtube, Facebook, and places where we can reach the computer literate among our people as part of our collective struggle to sustain the build-up to a popular rebellion
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Run, Ribadu Run
If Nigeria is a normal country, there would have been a nationwide public demand for Nuhu Ribadu to run for President next year. Among all the likely Presidential hopefuls in 2011, Ribadu represents the closest to the popular aspiration for a corrupt free leadership that have eluded and continue to elude Nigeria. Nearly every Nigerian agrees that the major reason for the mass suffering and poverty across the land is corruption which has become the official motto of almost all the administrations in Nigeria.
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The Rich Fool – Nigeria In A State Of Emergency
That the amount being spent to maintain the federal lawmakers is draining the nation’s resources and should be checked immediately. He warned that something must be done about this, if the fledging democracy is to be sustained. Chief Obasanjo noted that Nigeria could not afford to have a National Assembly that is corrupt and consuming a disproportional part of the nation’s resources. “We should look closely at the legislature so that they can be more open and transparent in the way they do their work. Nobody knows in detail how much it costs us to maintain a senator. I believe it is more than N250 million, he said.” He was quoted as saying:
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Nigeria’s debt and corruption – slippery slope to perdition
In 1972 five civil servants stole what, between them, amounted to about N76000 in a case that also involved bribery. It made huge headline news in all of Nigeria’s media and sparked off investigations by the then equivalent of the EFCC. On a visit to my school, the then Archbishop of Lagos, Rev S I Kale, nearly ruptured an artery as he agitatedly admonished us little boys with how Nigeria had become unbelievably corrupt. He said there were dark days ahead. Shared equally between the five, each person stole N15000. At today’s prices, that is N8million.
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Migration to foreign lands
The sustained migration of peoples, especially the essential human assets from the African continent in general and Nigeria in particular to Europe, Asia and the Americas to seek asylum for enhanced opportunities in recent times ought to be a real source of concern to any responsible governments, businesses and the citizenry at large.
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The Rich Fool – Nigeria In A State Of Emergency
That the amount being spent to maintain the federal lawmakers is draining the nation’s resources and should be checked immediately. He warned that something must be done about this, if the fledging democracy is to be sustained. Chief Obasanjo noted that Nigeria could not afford to have a National Assembly that is corrupt and consuming a disproportional part of the nation’s resources. “We should look closely at the legislature so that they can be more open and transparent in the way they do their work. Nobody knows in detail how much it costs us to maintain a senator. I believe it is more than N250 million, he said.” He was quoted as saying:
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Run, Ribadu Run
If Nigeria is a normal country, there would have been a nationwide public demand for Nuhu Ribadu to run for President next year. Among all the likely Presidential hopefuls in 2011, Ribadu represents the closest to the popular aspiration for a corrupt free leadership that have eluded and continue to elude Nigeria. Nearly every Nigerian agrees that the major reason for the mass suffering and poverty across the land is corruption which has become the official motto of almost all the administrations in Nigeria.
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Nigerian Victims Of Sex Slavery In Western Europe
That Nigeria is a failed state is no longer in doubt. However, a major fallout of the failure of the Nigerian state, that has been very largely ignored, is the organized and forced mass exodus of Nigerian girls and women to Western Europe, to labor without dignity in the Western European sex slave industry.
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Run, Ribadu Run
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The Rich Fool – Nigeria In A State Of Emergency
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Nigeria’s debt and corruption – slippery slope to perdition
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FIXING NIGERIA’S OIL POLLUTION CRISIS: LESSONS FROM OBAMA
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Living on a Jet Plane
Unfortunately I cannot play the guitar. Anyone so gifted is welcome to sing these lyrics to guitar accompaniment and distribute on youtube, Facebook, and places where we can reach the computer literate among our people as part of our collective struggle to sustain the build-up to a popular rebellion
Run, Ribadu Run
If Nigeria is a normal country, there would have been a nationwide public demand for Nuhu Ribadu to run for President next year. Among all the likely Presidential hopefuls in 2011, Ribadu represents the closest to the popular aspiration for a corrupt free leadership that have eluded and continue to elude Nigeria. Nearly every Nigerian agrees that the major reason for the mass suffering and poverty across the land is corruption which has become the official motto of almost all the administrations in Nigeria.
The Rich Fool – Nigeria In A State Of Emergency
That the amount being spent to maintain the federal lawmakers is draining the nation’s resources and should be checked immediately. He warned that something must be done about this, if the fledging democracy is to be sustained. Chief Obasanjo noted that Nigeria could not afford to have a National Assembly that is corrupt and consuming a disproportional part of the nation’s resources. “We should look closely at the legislature so that they can be more open and transparent in the way they do their work. Nobody knows in detail how much it costs us to maintain a senator. I believe it is more than N250 million, he said.” He was quoted as saying:
Nigeria’s debt and corruption – slippery slope to perdition
In 1972 five civil servants stole what, between them, amounted to about N76000 in a case that also involved bribery. It made huge headline news in all of Nigeria’s media and sparked off investigations by the then equivalent of the EFCC. On a visit to my school, the then Archbishop of Lagos, Rev S I Kale, nearly ruptured an artery as he agitatedly admonished us little boys with how Nigeria had become unbelievably corrupt. He said there were dark days ahead. Shared equally between the five, each person stole N15000. At today’s prices, that is N8million.
FIXING NIGERIA’S OIL POLLUTION CRISIS: LESSONS FROM OBAMA
The recent oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico, occasioned by global oil giant, British Petroleum’s negligence, regarding the maintenance of it’s rented deep sea oil drilling facility, brought out Americans zero tolerance approach to resolving avoidable crisis. Evidently, the no nonsense approach by the American public, regarding British Petroleum and the American President’s handling of the oil spill crisis, demonstrates the reason, this great land of even greater prosperity, governmental accountability and corporate probity, is the world’s undisputed sole super power.
Migration to foreign lands
The sustained migration of peoples, especially the essential human assets from the African continent in general and Nigeria in particular to Europe, Asia and the Americas to seek asylum for enhanced opportunities in recent times ought to be a real source of concern to any responsible governments, businesses and the citizenry at large.
Sani Abacha; The Lesson We All Fail To Learn
With up to $5 billion in stolen funds, Abacha made Transparency International’s top five looters – that is, he was considered one of the world’s most corrupt leaders in recent history. Sani was the military dictator of Nigeria from 17 November 1993 to 8 June 1998. His reign of insatiable greed, wanton wickedness and reckless power intoxication was the darkest point in the history of our nation since the end of the civil war and was to be a great lesson for everyone who has chosen to be wise. His abrupt end showed that power is only transient.
Rumpus On The Bridge
Bankole’s indiscretion lies in not knowing how to speak agreeably with the people he deals, when and where to speak good words and the good order of conduct. I hope that Halims Agoda and Farouk Lawan may not find themselves in the same boat as David Kravitz. Kravitz was a cofounder (with DiMasi) of Blue Mass Group, a left-wing blog that threw up the phenomenon known as DiMasi.
Nigerian Victims Of Sex Slavery In Western Europe
That Nigeria is a failed state is no longer in doubt. However, a major fallout of the failure of the Nigerian state, that has been very largely ignored, is the organized and forced mass exodus of Nigerian girls and women to Western Europe, to labor without dignity in the Western European sex slave industry.
Mercy Johnson’s “Dirty Skin” Washed in Germany?
Read the report, “Controversial Nollywood Actress, Mercy Johnson has just breezed into the country from far away Germany. Mercy we learnt was in the country for a while to wash her skin from some reputable beauty clinic. Before now, she has been labelled “dirty skin” by some fans and foes”.