Eight days from now, the 2010 edition of the CAF/Orange Nations Cup Kicks off in Angola. World attention turns to the continents biggest football fiesta characterised by fun, glamour and excitement.
Already, the continent’s finest footballer are set to exchange shots and crunchy tackles as they compete for honours for their respective countries. Read the rest of this entry »
As investigation continues across the US and Nigeria on the attempted bombing of the Detroit bound Delta Air plane by Umar Farouk AbdullMuttalab, who is due to appear in a Michigan Court on January 8, former Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) National Chairman, Chief Audu Ogbeh, has called on the US authorities and other western nations not to tag Nigeria as a terrorist nation with potential threat. Read the rest of this entry »
One hundred legal practitioners under the auspices of Lawyers of Consciences have given President Umaru Yar’Adua till January 31, 2010 to resign or be removed by the National Assembly, failing which the group will be left with no alternative than to mobilize their learned colleagues and the Nigerian electorate to “take their destiny into their hands by any legitimate means possible.”
The president has been away in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia for forty days and forty nights owing to ill health brought Read the rest of this entry »
Oh Motherland “Nigeria” only the almighty God the creator of Heaven and earth can come to your rescue, with the current situation you find yourself now.
Sorry if i deviated, the issue at stake is an irony for a leader to be awarded for performing his duties, and most annoying is that this awards are coming from those quarters that claims to be learned, If we will like to face the truth and say it “Nigeria is Dead” I know you will say i am a pessimist, but i am not i am as patriotic as any other Nigerian wishing to return back to Nigeria and stay, but when i see my friends who travel to Nigeria with plans to stay for atleast six months rushing back after two months with tales of woes of how hard and expensive nigeria has become to live in, i am disgusted and wonder what yardsticks are used to measure the awardees , is it only infastructural development that Nigeria Needs, Don’t we need to look at our leaders from the perspective of how much food they can put in their followers table, on the quality of Education they provide for the youth, how secured the country is, what job they are creating,how they are redressing the outdated laws which our colonial master themselves are no longer using, it is only in Nigeria i see products that are not produced in sufficient amount are being banned from being imported into the country just to purnish the masses and make life harder our leaders are wicked.
I can go on and on but the pain in the heart is much, maybe because i have travelled out of Nigeria and have seen how Governments works without being noticed and how masses take for granted government beneficial programs, lets say the truth and face it our Government are not doing anything for our people. this is my view. thanks
Thompson from Asia
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