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“YarAdua’s One Year Is A Total Failure”
... Utomi
Published May 30, 2008
The United Niger Delta Energy Development
Security Strategy (UNDEDSS)..... Read More
Washington Woman Gets Two
Years for Aiding Nigerian
Internet Check (cheque) Scam
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A Washington woman was sentenced on
Wednesday to two years in prison and five years
of supervised release for her role in an Internet
counterfeit check scheme. Edna Fiedler pleaded
guilty in March to attempting to defraud U.S.
citizens in a scheme known as a Nigerian check
scam.Fiedler helped her accomplices in Nigeria
send fake checks to people who had agreed to
cash the checks on behalf of the sender, keeping
some of... Read More
Refugees’ self-portrait to
promote integration in
Hungary
By Hakeem Babalola, Published June 27, 2008
As part of the celebration for the Refugee
Day, Menedék Hungarian Association for
Migrants exhibited paintings and pictures
of Refugees at the Millenáris Park on
June 18 to educate Read More
Bankole Moves To Woo Aggrieved Members
By Our Correspondent, Published on 23.06.2008
The Speaker of the Nigerian House of Representatives Dimeji
Bankole has begun moves to woo disgruntled members who
are currently mapping out plans.. Read More
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Group Declares War In Niger-Delta Region
Of Nigeria
Published on June 22,2008
Infuriated directive by President Umaru Musa
Yar’Adua to security agencies in country to beef up
security around oil installations Read More
Eulogy for Pa Adedibully
Hakeem Babalola, published 6/22/2008
When I heard about your death, I felt a joyous abandon. But it was not as if something had
ended. Perhaps my reaction was a reaction to your catalytic activity which I found
conspicuously and tastelessly indecent. On hearing that you'd gone to the House of Hades,
I knew I'd speak ill of the dead.
When you were alive bragging of being a god, I wrote a letter to your children entreating
them to counsel you like the teacher to his troubled students. You didn't listen to them, for I
know you did not believe that omode gbon agba gbon lai da ile ife. Read More
The New EFCC: Right Peg… In who’s
Interest?
By Dr Olayiwola Ajileye, published 6/22/2008
“We’ll be tough on corruption…tough on the causes and
roots of economic crimes! We’ll step on toes, even big
toes”. It sound very familiar to my hears…, we have
heard it before, somewhere, sometime and somehow.
Money has changed hands, deals had been made, calls
had been exchanged, old alliances have been renewed,
moles have been planted, promises had been given…,
words have gone round…, and we have a new EFCC!
We have got the right peg in the right hole! It’s time to
celebrate. Yes! “I have said it that I’ll ensure I get him
He humiliated me. Me? No he can’t get away with it! I will show him that, nobody try that with
me…, in this country? We can imagine the shape of things to come, we know the script, and
hence, we can imagine how the drama will play out. Read More
Beyond the Last Computer
By Philip Emeagwali, Published June 12, 2008
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I felt the hard, cold steel of a gun against the back of my
head. I spun around and saw my assailant’s finger shaking
on the trigger: “Don't run or I'll shoot you,” he said. I was
just 14 years old, and death was a stranger to me. It was
1969, and Nigeria was embroiled in civil war. As a teenage
refugee conscripted into the Biafran Army, I was forced at
gunpoint to carry weapons to the Oguta front. It was a 24-
hour, march through mosquito-infested mangroves flooded
by the River Niger.
When the 30-month war ended on January 15, 1970 I was discharged and reunited with my
parents. Together with one million returning refugees we walked for three days, avoiding
landmines along fetid rainforest footpaths. Eventually, we reached our hometown of Onitsha. It
was badly battered by the war. Read More
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EFCC Chairman, Mrs. Farida Mzamber
Waziri (AIG rtd.)
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Plateau State Seeks $100 bn Mining Reparations
The Plateau State of Nigeria is seeking
compensation following alleged collosal damage
which occured in the state during colonial minings in
early 1900s to 1960s. The state government has also
threatened to take a legal action against the British if
its demand for compensation is not met. Read More