What the world is seeing is the shocking degradation of a once-upon-a-time great country. This depressing scenario of our floundering youths is repeated in every western country and more intensely and more destructively in the African continent. The youth of …
Category: geo-politics
Re: Nigeria: A Nation Without History
If Nigerians are humble enough to acknowledge their slave status in the scheme of world affairs and global hegemony, I will rather suggest we should begin to think about starting afresh a new independence struggle, just like our forefathers did …
Sheikh Dr Ahmad Abubakar Gumi and Prof Usman Yusuf : The Two Mujahideen-in-Arms in Nigeria
The Fulani Elites must have to accept that the indigenous people of Nigeria have the inalienable rights to determine and to plan for their future in a free and democratic environment. The Fulani Mujahideen Group should stop believing that they …
The Collapse of the National/States Legislative Assemblies in Nigeria
It is not too late for the indigenous people of Nigeria to take back our lives and our nations from the Barbarians who have stealthily and surreptitiously infiltrated and captured all the high political offices in the country and who …
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The Phantom Countries of Africa
Can the African/Nigerian experts of political economy not see that Africa, and Nigeria in particular, are going nowhere as long as the status quo of the political and economic structures of the phantom European created enclaves or reservations or Internally …
Re: Zik’s voice that voided planned secession by the North in 1953
It is high time we consigned the ‘wisdom’ of the founding fathers of Nigeria to the archives where it should have been placed since 1959. Those archaic political cleverness of hiding behind one finger to pontificate on a deceptive slogan …
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Re: External Assistance in the Face of Collapse of Internal Security [in Nigeria] by Jide Osuntokun
Although, we can easily put the spirit of the essay and its philosophical underpinnings under what is called political pragmatism or Realpolitik — the playground of politicians, ambassadors and the diplomats of the world. But this archaic position that plays …
SAM ABBD ISRAEL 