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Nigerian president, showing double standard?
The president of Nigeria gave a speech yesterday at the 72 sessions of the UN The theme is focusing on people striving for peace and decent live for all The president talked about the faith and freedom of the Palestinians, the blockades as well as the none implementation of all the security council resolutions since 1960 about the freedom and
Read moreWhere is “Ohanaeze indi Igbo”?
Where is the controversial “Ohanaeze Indi Igbo” have they responded to the senates stance on restructuring! What is the position of Ohanaeze indi Igbo, now that the restructuring upon which their stance against the agitation of Biafra was based have been killed in the senate. Their only option of salvaging what may have been left of the unity of the
Read moreTHE NECKED TRUTH ABOUT AFRICAN POLITICS!
Politics Having followed south African parliamentary debates over the years, something significant caught my attention. The increasing number of brave young people that are challenging the status quo, with the intention to take their country back from the fat cow’s. When you listing to their parliamentary debate, you would find it interesting because you can see intelligent young minds
Read moreThe killings in Ozubulu Anambra state
Breaking News alert: A SAD DAY IN ANMBRA STATE Gun men today,kills many in a church service in Anmbra state; Unidentified gun men storms, St Philips catholic church in Ozubulu today Sunday the 6th of August 2017 in Ekwusigo LGA of Anambra state, killing many worshipers during a Sunday service. Death toll is yet to be confirmed according to the
Read moreHow do you solve a problem like Nigeria
The issues in Nigeria is huge as stated,it is believed that Nigeria needs divine intervention ,whatever that means. Nigeria have governed itself for up to 60 years since independent, from the British colonial masters. The northerners have held the office of the presidency for more than 80% of the 60 years. In these 60 years, the north still remained
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