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MY TURN TO CHOP, NOT MY TURN TO FIX NIGERIA (PT 1)

FADE April 15, 2021 Uncategorized 0

In my last few articles, I started with a big question, ‘Is Nigeria too big to fail’. I have since received criticisms from a number of readers telling me that the country had already failed. As a student of politics… Read More

Hope and Unfulfilled Expectations: The Concluding Chapter

FADE April 8, 2021 Uncategorized Tags: Bunmi Obanawu, Dr Newton Jibunoh, FADE Africa, Hope and Unfulfilled expectations, Onuorah Aligbe, Sun Newspaper Column, Sun Newspaper Online 0

There is nothing that gives me so much joy like writing this column every week in the Sun Newspaper. What started as a hobby has now gone on for four very interesting years and I really don’t see myself stopping… Read More

HOPE AND UNFULFILLED EXPECTATIONS – PART II

FADE April 1, 2021 Uncategorized Tags: Akin Olukiran, Bummi Obanawu, Democracy, Dr Newton Jibunoh, Expectations, FADE Africa, history, hOPE, IPOB, Militancy, Ministry of Education, Nigeria, Sun Newspaper Online 0

In 1985, the Babangida administration appointed Professor Jibril Aminu as the Minister for Education; this was a welcome development as he appeared to be a much-needed breath of fresh air. Coming from the Nigerian Universities Commission where he served as… Read More

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MY TURN TO CHOP, NOT MY TURN TO FIX NIGERIA (PT 1)

Hope and Unfulfilled Expectations: The Concluding Chapter

HOPE AND UNFULFILLED EXPECTATIONS – PART II

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