Notes on Babangida's 'conversion'

Notes on Babangida's 'conversion'

Composed by Edwin Madunagu THREE Nigerian public figures, among others, are in my "active file", by which I mean that I treat them as if I am conducting continuous, open-ended researches on them. The three personages are army generals: General Olusegun Obasanjo, General Ibrahim Babangida and General Emeka Odumegwu-Ojukwu. Please, I am not making a mistake about Ojukwu or his title and I am not defying anyone's notion of legality. I am simply dealing with historical facts, whatever present… Continue

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WHEN DO WE KNOW WE ARE IN ECONOMIC RECESSION BY KIM DAVIS

WHEN DO WE KNOW WE ARE IN ECONOMIC RECESSION BY KIM DAVIS

When do we know we are in an economic recession? The indicators are based on a country's gross domestic product (GDP) falling over a six month period, or two successive GDP quarters. A recession can lead to an economic Depression, as was the case in the 1929 and 1930, but in recent history economic recessions have lasted just a short period of time (less than two years). During an economic recession company profits start to fall and this leads to a drop in the value of stock dividends. The 2008… Continue

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RESPONSE TO ECONOMIC RECESSION BY FRANK GRAHAM

RESPONSE TO ECONOMIC RECESSION BY FRANK GRAHAM

Governmental leaders are very concerned about economic recession. Therefore, it can be helpful for a citizen to understand what the response to economic recession can be in many instances. Through this article you are provided some basic information about the response to economic recession that you can expect. The governmental agency in the United States that perhaps is most responsible for the response to economic recession is the Federal Reserve Bank. As an aside, when it comes to a response… Continue

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Noise Pollution By Religious Houses

Noise Pollution By Religious Houses

The menace of noise pollution by some religious houses remains a sore issue in everyday discourse in the land. It is rather regrettable that houses of worship could be constituting themselves as an environmental nuisance. The nagging trend is much more pronounced in Lagos where churches and mosques – the biggest culprits – are almost outnumbering residential apartments and offices. Most residents have to daily bear the decibel of noise billowing from the loudspeakers of churches, and ind… Continue

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BE @ ALERT - EVIL IS EVERYWHERE

BE @ ALERT - EVIL IS EVERYWHERE

You see, my people; it's high time we took care of ourselves by being always at alert. The police are not always with us, and as such there is little or even nothing they can do in such situations where we are being preyed upon by evil men and women. We need to submit our daily lives to the higher authority in Heaven. We need to ponder all that we've been reading and hearing in our hearts as base knowledge to use in times of adversity. There has to be perfect awareness as we ride the buses, ride… Continue

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