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The Many Inconclusive Wars of Nigeria – Part III

FADE July 2, 2020 Uncategorized, Weekly Column Tags: Academic, ASUU, Crude Oil, Dr Newton Jibunoh, Education, environment, FADE Africa, Militants, Niger Delta, Nigeria, Strike, Sun Newspaper Online, Terrorism, Youths 0

Then, there was the war against Western Education. “To be prepared for war is one of the most effective means of preserving peace.” –George Washington Up until the early 80s, tertiary education was a glorious institution of… Read More

The Many Inconclusive Wars of Nigeria (Part I)

FADE June 18, 2020 Uncategorized, Weekly Column Tags: 1966, 1967-1970, Biafra, Dr Newton Jibunoh, environment, Ethnic divide, FADE Africa, Federal service, Genocide, New-year, Nigeria, Oil, politics, Sun Newspaper Online, The Sun Column, Unrest, WAI, war 0

It is more important to know where you are going than to get there quickly. So said Mabel Newcomer. Over the centuries, the constituent parts that were later to make up Nigeria in 1914, had engaged in many wars. Some… Read More

DESERTIFICATION AND DROUGHT DAY: We need to do better.

FADE June 17, 2020 Environmental Articles, Uncategorized Tags: Artforland, DDD2020, FADE Africa, lagos, Land:FOOD. FEED. FIBRE, Makoda, Nigeria, UN, UNDDD, UNEP, World Day to Combat Desertification and Drought 2020 0

A MESSAGE FROM THE FOUNDER Over three decades ago, I crossed the Sahara desert as a young man, ambitious, curious, daring and eager to see the world for what it was. My journey from Europe to Nigeria through the Sahara… Read More

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The Many Inconclusive Wars of Nigeria – Part III

The Many Inconclusive Wars of Nigeria (Part I)

DESERTIFICATION AND DROUGHT DAY: We need to do better.

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