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The curse of Okuama tragedy - Vimarsana News

The curse of Okuama tragedy

Curses and magical beliefs are woven together in African politics. A study found out that virtually all African leaders come to power...

The curse of the Okuama tragedy, By Festus Adedayo - Vimarsana News

The curse of the Okuama tragedy, By Festus Adedayo

Nigeria must unravel the killing of the officers and men of the Nigerian Army who met their untimely deaths in Okuama.

The Curse Of Okuama Tragedy -By Festus Adedayo – Opinion Nigeria - Vimarsana News

The Curse Of Okuama Tragedy -By Festus Adedayo – Opinion Nigeria

There is also the resource jealousy and resource monopoly angle to the killing of the soldiers in Okuama. The resource-bearing communities see the rest of Nigeria as parasites reaping where they did not sow. On visits to Abuja, the communities see glittering streets paved by their oil money, compared to the despoliation of their lands and the crude-smeared waters they drink. They also know that fat leeches in power and their accomplices from other parts of Nigeria acquire toad-like stature from the wealth of their oil.

Income and Inequality across Rural–Urban, Occupational, and Caste Divides - Vimarsana News

Income and Inequality across Rural–Urban, Occupational, and Caste Divides

The evolution of income in India from 2014–19 is analysed, and it is found that the lower end of the income distribution has experienced significant losses—the bottom ventile shows not only a decline in income share of ~41% but also a negative real average income growth of -5.5% per annum. Further investigating the composition of this part of the distribution using rural and

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