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Tag Archives: Femi Fani-Kayode
The Reuben Abati-Olusegun Adeniyi-Pius Adesanmi Conundrum
By Favour B. Afolabi “So, to answer your question, I will not be “joining government”. I am not interested. Public pedagogy of the sort that I am doing is a higher, nobler calling than prostitution in government. There is nothing … read more
Nigeria: Foreign Reserve Brouhaha; Let’s Pause and Thank Aunty Ngozi
By Oluwaseun Joseph Frankly speaking, it is quite heart-warming to see some influential Nigerians coming out of their gilded cage to demand accountability from the present government. It shows that we are now waking up to our civic rights by … read more
Nigeria: An Appraisal of El-Rufai and his Epistles on Leadership
By Godwin Onyeacholem The ongoing series in some publications titled “In Search Of Leadership” by the irrepressible Nasir Ahmad El-Rufai are, without doubt, an engaging read to which every conscious citizen ought to pay grave attention. Reason is that somehow … read more
On Nasir El Rufai…”PDP Government is the Worst in the History of Nigeria”
By Ogbuefi Blogs In May 2010, the Aminu Masari-led Reform Forum, held a one-day conference in Abuja at which members of the forum sought to hijack the leadership of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP. Those at the conference included former … read more
General Ibrahim Babangida’s Doctrine of ”Settled Issues”. by Femi Fani-Kayode
By Femi Fani Kayode Babangida ”I can go back to fight a war to keep this country together even at 71…..some people are saying that should anything happen to President Jonathan, forget about Nigeria and so on. I know those … read more
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