The World Bank’s pathbreaking “Where is the Wealth of Nations?” convincingly demonstrates that the “mainsprings of development” are the rule of law and a good school system.
“We are baffled as to who the National Assembly is representing if they cannot reflect the demands of Nigerians in the electoral process. – Comrade Julius Abure, LP National Chairman
By Jerome-Mario Utomi (edited) Whatever the true situation may be, I believe that there exists something troubling technologically that characterises Africa more as a dark continent. More so, looking at the current happenings and commentaries within the continent, it is obvious that fair-minded and foresighted Africans are in support of the position At the presentation of the ITF Mobile Android GSM smart phone to President Muhammadu Buhari at the Presidential Villa, Abuja by the Director-General of the Industrial Training Fund, ITF, Sir Joseph N. Ari, the DG said; the ITF…
if you don’t fix the problems of the loopholes in our electoral system regarding result collation and delivery, we will always live to regret our actions
Nigerians are still pigeon holed according to their ethnicity or the god they worship. We are still hearing irresponsible infantile statements like ‘all Igbo should leave the North and all Fulani should leave the West’
Governor Hope believes that his people in the South East have been justifiably marginalised by the central government because they deliberately placed themselves outside the reach of Buhari’s benevolent hands.
“Here is someone right here on the Nigerian soil boasting of having committed all these atrocities and daring Government. Yet, the Government is going there to smile at him.
Any Nigerian who is reasonable, perceptive, enlightened and abreast with Nigeria’s current history knows that these crimes being attributed to Nnamdi Kanu are the very ones (and many more) that have been, are continuously being, perpetrated by one segment of the country,
