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When Muslims Converge For Solutions

By Uthman Abubakar

 The Muslim Community in Nigeria is used to converging on a chosen location within the country every year under the auspices of the National Isla...

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Anger Rising In Nigeria's Oil-rich South at Poverty, Marginalisation

By Dave Clark

Popular resentment is mounting among the poor and marginalised communities of Nigeria's oil-rich Niger Delta and may erupt in violence if the governme...

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Reacting To The Day of The Long Knives in The Education Ministry

By Mobolaji Aluko

Events of the last two days in connection with the Ministry of Education and the National Assembly of Nigeria have been rather giddy. At one leve...

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Every Hand In The Pocket

By Eziuche Ubani

culled from THIS DAY, March 24, 2005When the House of Representatives gave the marching orders to its member, Dr. Haruna Yerima, for alleged unparliam...

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Moving, Yet Standing Still

By Godwin Agbroko

culled from THISDAY, March 22, 2005For quite a long time, I had intended to raise the issue of the president's refusal to appoint a petroleum minister...

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President Obasanjo's Address To The Nation on The Ministry of Education Bribery Scandal

"My dear Fellow Nigerians."It is with a heavy heart that I have to address the nation today. As you know, the issue of transparency, accountability an...

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THE MANY SINS OF A TRANSGRESSOR

By Paul Mamza

It seems majority of Nigerians have gone through the school of mischief and had in the process learnt and imbibed good lessons of sortie which hampers...

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Killing for Oil and Politics

By Sam Akpe

culled from PUNCH,  March 21, 2005It was about 11. 15 a.m. on Thursday, February 3, 2005. The high sea leading to the bubbling communities of Bra...

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Power Reform and Electricity Generation

By Victor Ifedi

culled from GUARDIAN, March 21, 2005The law which established the National Electric Power Authority (NEPA) in 1972 stipulated that it should develop a...

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Religion - The Opium of The Poor in Nigeria

By Olaewe Ewegbemi

This article is an excerpt from my journal of a visit to Nigeria bewtween July and September 2003. Names and identities of people have been excised to...

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