Nigeria is facing a political crisis that requires immediate action. Though the country returned to civilian rule in 1999, the democracy has been in name only. The two main political parties are driven by an unquenchable thirst for power and wealth. This explains why politicians constantly shift between the parties and collude with foreign powers […]
Nigeria on the Brink: Is a Parliamentary System the Answer? Read More »
I extend my sincere condolences to the Govt and people of Benue State, the Mbalom community, and especially the Bishop, priests and members of the St Ignatius’ Catholic Church, whose premises was the unfortunate venue of the heinous killings of worshippers and two priests by gunmen.This latest assault on innocent persons is particularly despicable. Violating
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In 2007, the US economy entered a recession. The economy contracted and the unemployment rate was rising. The insolvency of Bear Stearns in March of 2008 prompted the Federal Reserve of New York to infuse $25 billion into the bank to provide life support pending a merger or purchase. While this slowed the imminent crisis
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Just a few months ago, our airwaves were blasting with the words, “Ebola in America!” Many well meaning American health personnel traveled to Africa to fight this deadly epidemic that took the lives of hundreds of West Africans. The US government committed soldiers to help build medical facilities and several non-profit organizations volunteered to combat
After the Ebola Epidemic … What Next for Africa? Read More »