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  • Re: M.K.O. Abiola National Stadium
    Open Letter to Mr. President
    Sir, name the new national stadium in Abuja in memory of Chief Abiola.......
    By Dr. Toks Owoeye
    June 2002

  • An Open Letter to President Obasanjo
    "This Blood-Letting Must Stop!"
    Your Excellency:
    It is with a very heavy heart that we the under-signed write openly to you after reading the news that about 200 villagers were massacred on Monday, October 22 at Gbeji, Zakim-Bian, Vasase and Agbayiin and other villages near the Benue-Taraba states border. . ......
    Forwarded by Mobolaji Aluko, PhD
    October 2001

  • An Open Letter to Leaders of Nigeria's Northern States
    Re: Sharia Sentence for Safiyatu Husaini
    A Sharia court sentenced 35-year-old divorcee Safiyatu Husaini to be stoned to death for adultery. Are you not aware that many people are appalled that your government would adopt such a religion? Why are you contributing to the struggle of our people? . ......
    By A Sad African-Canadian
    October 2001

  • A Rehabilitation Or A Requiem?
    The Vigil Is On For NIDO
    In my comment, I asked for the recusal of the Ambassador and all other government representative, in order to at least give an appearance of independence and lack of governmental control.
    Bamidele Ojo
    March 2001

  • Nigerians, Stop The Scams!
    An Urgent and Passionate Plea from Malaysia
    It is not only shameful but is sickening, disgusting and downright pathetic. It looks like the Nigerian money scam is an approved business by the Government of Nigeria however degrading it may be. I say this based on the endless number of scam letters and faxes we seem to be getting........
    By Bonifacia Pires, Malaysia
    January 2001

  • The Agony Of Nigerian Students in Russia
    On Friday the 29th of September, more than 50 Nigerian students on the Nigerian-Russian scholarship gathered in front of the gate of the embassy here in Moscow as they were refused entry into the embassy despite the peaceful attitude apparently displayed by these hungry students....By Samuel Onipede

  • The real damage that armed robbers do in Nigeria
    A plea for societal change
    We understand that several fellow Nigerians passed by him, lying helplessly and struggling to stay alive, but there was no "Good Samaritan", No "911 or 999" emergency telephone number to call for an ambulance. No police officers came to his rescue. By 9am, Femi Esan had died from the gunshot wounds.
    Dr. Toks Owo

  • The road to recovery: A plea for 'relief' of some of Nigeria's debt
    In the 1930s, the U.S.A. forgave debts owed by Britain, France and Italy....Germany's economic recovery after the Second World War was fueled by generous aid packages and a writeoff of much of its debts in 1953, from some European countries & the U.S.A. {part of which was the "Marshall Plan"}...By Dr. Toks Owo, President, Nigeria's Promise

  • Open Letter To President Clinton
    My intent in this letter is to attempt to acquaint you with the facts on the issues that are convoluting to destabilize Nigeria’s democracy. As a visiting American head of state, the only remaining superpower, what you will do or say to Nigerians will mean a lot. Even though I know that you do not need anybody telling you about what is ailing Nigeria, for the county’s dirty linens have been washed many times over on the world stage; yet, I suspect that a few things bordering on the Nigerian factor may not be apparent to you....By Ignatius Ukwu Nnaekpe

  • A Open Letter To Nigeria's Political Leaders
    The alleged corrupt acts leveled against Senator Chuba Okadigbo, Haruna Abubakar and certain elected members of the National Assembly are very grave. If proven, it will mark an inglorious return to a criminal political past. For now, we assume innocence of these officials until proven guilty. Nevertheless, the mere hint of impropriety, in the midst of widespread pauperisation of Nigerian citizens, can only be viewed as a mark of a callous and insensitive political leadership....Petition led by Dr. Nubi Achebo

  • Before Clinton Comes....!
    We are already receiving visits by American security agents and the press as we prepare to mount the world's stage. However, all the expected dividend may amount to nought if the authorities do nothing about the 3 week old spectacle on Eko Bridge, beside NEPA's coal-fired power station. It is the body of a person crushed and plastered to the concrete, weathered by the elements, the stench and gory sight taken in by all and sundry on the way into the nation's commercial capital, former political capital and "Centre of Excellence". A brave observer once exclaimed "E be like say dem don commot the head O!".....
    by Bolade Oyebolu

  • A Presidential Hand Shake for Sportsmen is not Nearly Enough
    In recent times, successful Nigerian sportsmen have been treated to a reception with President Obasanjo including a signed certificate of merit, and a Presidential hand shake....... by Bolade Oyebolu
    Read President Obasanjo's response

  • Letter to Mr. President: Making Sacrifices for Progress and the Price of Petrol
    We cannot expect an anemic patient to donate blood. We must therefore examine the alternatives we have. If we were not to increase fuel price, what can we do to raise the amount of money to pay what we owe? This is a challenge to all Nigerians under the supervision of dynamic and forward thinking economists.....by Juwon Adenuga

 


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