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Insecurity In Nigeria: Trends, Patterns and Warnings, By Adewale Ajadi Essentially, 1960s Nigeria was not particularly crime-ridden. But, it was coming. And, it was clear there were matters to be considered. Insecurity and a military checkpoint. Picture credit: REUTERS/Afolabi Sotunde Over the years, we have concentrated on what is external to us, rather than look deeply into what is internal. I speak of the nature of what we call insecurity and how it has evolved. Of course, it is easier to blame people in government. There are certainly things that they can get right… The issues and conti...

Ghana rsquo;s budget deficit for 2020 is more than 18 per cent, Member of Parliament for Bolgatanga Central Isaac Adongo has claimed.

Nigerian Activist In Diaspora To Launch Book On Sowore The book is an academic reference material for researchers because it is history, politics, statistics, philosophy, and literature rolled in one. It is a panacea against bad governance and a fear killer, for anyone who dares to hope. by SaharaReporters, New York Mar 14, 2021 A Nigerian activist based in Hungary, Fredrick Omoyoma Odorige is set to launch his book written in honour of the golden anniversary of human rights activist, Omoyele Sowore. According to Odorige, the book titled 'Beyond The Broken Chains', was written in recognition ...

An oil rig: Oil has been both a blessing and a curse to different countries. By separating oil revenues from the government spendings, the Norwegian government ensured that people were “kept at work”, the value of labour was kept high constituting 81 per cent of the Norwegian national wealth per capita, while oil and gas only holds 4 per cent. Taxes are moderate… Prosperity in Norway is mainly a product of the efficiency and productivity of its people. Whether Nigeria has utilised its oil wealth in a prudent manner is still a topic for national debate. However, considering how dependent...

Why Nigeria Needs A Revolution Now By Elias Ozikpu It must further be pointed out that since the inception of General Buhari/APC, the regime has had no blueprint with which to solve the myriad problems confronting Nigeria. by Elias Ozikpu Mar 13, 2021 At the attainment of independence from Britain in October of 1960, Nigeria was genuinely tagged: ‘Giant of Africa’ owing to its rising industries, rich agricultural landscapes and a GDP which had the potentials of competing favourably with those of powerful and influential nations of Europe and North America. Tragically, like most African co...