Wall Street Journal: FG spends $450m on Niger Delta Amnesty programme

by Stanley Azuakola Alhaji Mujahhid Dokubo-Asari has been one of President Jonathan’s fiercest (in every sense of the word) backers. The ex-Niger Delta militant and self-acclaimed freedom fighter has threatened fire and brimstone several times on anyone who as much as suggest a change of guard at the presidential villa. (See some of his outbursts here... Read More

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June 24, 2012

“Jonathan is indecisive, vindictive, petty, and I pity him” – Henry Okah

by Hauwa Gambo Henry Okah, Niger-Delta activist accused of the October 1 2010 bombings in Abuja has remained locked up in a South African jail – even as he continues to antagonise President Goodluck Jonathan. In the latest salvo, he speaks with Sabbide Abbide on SaharaReporters.com. Explaining the rare interview, Abbide says: “What follows is... Read More

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June 19, 2012

Bookworms: Port-Harcourt wants to be World Book Capital and President Jonathan is in support

by Stanley Azuakola World Book Capital is a title bestowed by UNESCO to a city in recognition of the quality of its programs to promote books and reading and the dedication of all players in the book industry. The Rivers State capital, Port Harcourt, wants to be the 2014 World Book Capital after Bangkok, Thailand in 2013. It... Read More

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January 22, 2012

Oronto Douglas speaks on the Kano blasts

by Seyi Lawal Oronto Douglas, the Environmentalist and Special Adviser to the President on Research, documentation and Strategy, has called for Nigerians to be united in the face of adversity. He was referring to the multiple explosions that rocked the ancient city of Kano two days back. An update on his Facebook page read: “We... Read More

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Wall Street Journal: FG spends $450m on Niger Delta Amnesty programme

“Jonathan is indecisive, vindictive, petty, and I pity him” – Henry Okah

Bookworms: Port-Harcourt wants to be World Book Capital and President Jonathan is in support

Oronto Douglas speaks on the Kano blasts

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