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... – of approximately 20 Nigerian Naira at illegal checkpoints, and from local shop owners. A large number of the NURTW have been arrested in recent months after a government crackdown on these unregulated fees, after the government embarked on a plan to stop people from collecting dues outside motor parks. These people are known as " ...
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... . But I could no longer resist the temptation to cross over to Ekiti State for now and address what has undoubtedly become the most corrupt, inept and indolent government out of all the state governments that used to belong in the old Western Region. When I was in Nigeria this past June/July, I stumbled ...
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... together. Problems are solved; more friendships are built through social interactions; relationships are cemented or strained; families are united or disunited; businesses are booming; governance is made easy; pretentious individuals are revealed, extremism and modesty are enhanced. People around the world can peep at one another effortlessly without incurring much financial ...
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... , and thus opened the gates to unimaginable wealth. According to documents obtained by Elendureports.com, business tycoon Emeka Offor is being investigated by a branch of the American government. Another business mogul, Wahab Folawiyo, may also be under investigation. What do these two men have in common besides stupendous wealth? They are both ...
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... National Council of Nigerian Citizens (NCNC) which was controlled by the Igbos. These regional based parties assured two things: firstly that none of the parties could govern Nigeria on its own, and secondly that ethnic conflict was only a matter of time away. The NPC took control of the Federal Government with the NCNC ...
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... lackadaisical, can lay a concrete political, economic or social foundation for the future generations to build upon. Therefore, the only way forward is for the present government to set the necessary machinery in motion for the convocation of a SNC. Politically, each of the nation's ethnic groups wants its son to be the president ...
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... positive attitude to the UK. Therefore, there continue to be major opportunities for the UK and British Council to build on our strong existing relationships with the Nigerian government, institutions and customers/audiences. However, there are complex and substantial risks to this work i.e. security and compliance. Nigeria is the British Council ...
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... Abuja. To understand the orchestrated plight of the Imo Airport, we need to trace the history of the airport. We also need to know why the federal government has grown trenchantly lethargic in complimenting the commendable efforts of Imo State government and Imo people to equip and standardize the airport and enhance its viability. We need ...
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... Cry To Reverse The Poor State Of The Nation A Battle Cry To Reverse The Poor State Of The Nation by Bode Eluyera January 7, 2007 FISCAL POLICY: GOVERNMENT SPENDING AND DEVELOPMENT AIM NOT ACHIEVED There are cases in economic development when large government spending helps to boost the economy. But it was not the case with ...
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... positive attitude to the UK. Therefore, there continue to be major opportunities for the UK and British Council to build on our strong existing relationships with the Nigerian government, institutions and customers/audiences. However, there are complex and substantial risks to this work i.e. security and compliance. Nigeria is the British Council ...
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