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The darkness called Nigeria - Vimarsana News

The darkness called Nigeria

If you have not seen the one-minute-30 seconds video of Lagosians scrambling for rice at the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) facility...

Begging For A Seat At The Table -By Azu Ishiekwene – Opinion Nigeria - Vimarsana News

Begging For A Seat At The Table -By Azu Ishiekwene – Opinion Nigeria

Whereas the OAU of those days challenged apartheid and fought against minority rule and oppression in Zimbabwe and Namibia while supporting more African states to attain political independence, its successor the AU is sleep-walking through multiple conflicts, content to make only perfunctory noises.

Nigeria needs more than a large ego and a begging bowl to get a seat at the Group of 20 big table - Vimarsana News

Nigeria needs more than a large ego and a begging bowl to get a seat at the Group of 20 big table

I don’t know what President Cyril Ramaphosa’s membership is doing for South Africa or what the African Union (AU) membership of the G20 is doing for the continent. But Nigeria’s President Bola Ahmed Tinubu obviously feels that if Ramaphosa can be on the stage at this pageant of global powers, t...

Begging For A Seat At The Table - Vimarsana News

Begging For A Seat At The Table

Following the G-20 summit held in India, I have been amused by the debate about whether or not Nigeria should be more than a guest again at the next G-20

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Begging For A Seat At The Table, By Azu Ishiekwene

Following the G-20 summit held in India, I have been amused by the debate about whether or not Nigeria should be more than a guest again at the next G-20 meeting in Rio, Brazil. If South Africa is a member, why not Nigeria? How do you offer Africa’s largest economy only a complimentary ticket every time to such an important global event, leaving it with the rather humiliating option of begging for a place?