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SUBSCRIBE to EIR Daily Alert Service Nigerian President Buhari Exposes Renewed Nigerian Destabilization Efforts Dec. 28, 2020 (EIRNS)—International elements are again looking at Nigeria—Africa’s most populous country, with one of the most advanced and ambitious Chinese-built standard gauge (SGR) rail networks and also the leading member of the vital Transaqua project to replenish Lake Chad—as a destabilization target. This week, led by a signal hit piece in London’s Financial Times, additional operatives have come forward, foreseeing increasing terrorist activity leading to a potent...

Punch Newspapers Sections Kayode Oyero Nasawara State Governor, Abdullahi Sule, says those claiming Nigeria risks becoming a failed state under the regime of the President, Major General Muhammadu Buhari (retd.), don’t mean well for the country. The governor, who is a member of the President’s ruling All Progressives Congress, stated this on a television interview on Sunday night. He said the ‘Nigeria is about to become a failed state’ statement was not new in democratic Nigeria as the previous government of former President Goodluck Jonathan was also criticised in the same regard. Th...

TODAY December 27, 2020 The All Progressives Congress has dismissed claims by the Peoples Democratic Party and other commentators that Nigeria was tilting towards becoming a failed state. The party noted that despite claims by naysayers and partisan doomsday predictions, Nigeria was nowhere near a failed state. This was contained in a statement titled, “Nigeria Nowhere Close to a Failed State – APC,” signed by the Secretary of the Caretaker/ Extra-Ordinary National Planning Committee, Senator John Akpanudoedehe, in Abuja, on Sunday. Akpanudoedehe said, “The President Muhammadu Buhar...

By Davidson Iriekpen and Dike Onwuamaeze The presidency yesterday dismissed an editorial in Financial Times, an international daily newspaper based in Britain, which described Nigeria as a country that is gradually inching closer to becoming a failed state. Reacting to the editorial following a THISDAY inquiry, Special Adviser on Media and Publicity to the President, Mr. Femi Adesina, said: “Who makes Financial Times a ruler and judge over us?” In the editorial, The Financial Times said Nigeria is going backwards economically and plagued with terrorism, illiteracy, poverty, banditry, and ...

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