Federal Nigerian Army Blunders of the Nigerian Civil War - Part 4
By Nowa OmoiguiOWERRI, 1969 - PART 4Cutting off the 16th Bde in order to kill itThe Political and strategic contextFollowing the fall of Port Harcourt to federal tro...
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OWERRI, 1969 - PART 4Cutting off the 16th Bde in order to kill itThe Political and strategic contextFollowing the fall of Port Harcourt to federal tro...
Read moreOWERRI, 1969 - PART 2 Background to the Siege of Owerri The year 1968 opened up in earnest, continuing a pattern that had been set on ...
Read moreAll through recorded history, armies, small and great have not only recorded victories but also disasters. Military History buffs will recall gr...
Read moreTreasury Looting (Part 1)During my study at the school of evangelism, my professor thought me to believe that it is possible to win an argument but lo...
Read moreculled from THISDAY, October 16, 2005The story is told of a white missionary who came to serve in an African leprosarium. He kept preaching "God loves...
Read moreThe month of June has special significance to the Nigerian Army. The oldest unit in what is now known as the "Nigerian Army" was born on June 1st, 186...
Read moreINTRODUCTIONOn Tuesday, May 18, 2004 , President Obasanjo , citing Section 305 of the 1999 Constitution, imposed a state of emergency on Plateau State...
Read moreYour Excellency General Olusegun ObasanjoYour Excellency General Muhammadu Buhari:------------------------Our dear leaders,I find it necessary to writ...
Read morePolitical assassination in Nigeria has become so common regardless of party affiliation; it makes one wonder who in his or her right mind would dare i...
Read moreculled from THIS DAY, March 24, 2005When the House of Representatives gave the marching orders to its member, Dr. Haruna Yerima, for alleged unparliam...
Read moreMost Nigerians would readily lavish praises on the governor of Ebonyi State, Dr. Sam Egwu of Ebonyi state because of the glowing pictures often presen...
Read moreDemocracy functions at its best when people know and exercise their rights, get involved and when the servant is not placed over the served. Her...
Read moreSince the debut of world’s first printed newspaper, Dibao (Pao) in the seventeenth century in China, newspapers, the historians say, have supported,...
Read moreThe escalation of inter-fraternal violence in our tertiary institutions remains an intense disappointment and embarrassment to the nation. The latest ...
Read moreThe Enugu State government and people woke up Saturday morning to confront a piece of curious, ingenuously creative, yet unsigned publication purporte...
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Review of “Evolution of Leadership Research by Larry D. Mathis, PhD, DMin “ The book was first brought to my attention by Shawn Mathis, Ph. D...
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