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Migration to foreign lands
- By Gbenga Kayode
- Published 08/8/2010
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For most Nigerians who have made it to foreign lands, perhaps illegally, it is no longer news that virtually every fortnight these days, batches of Nigerian deportees are airlifted back home from abroad...
Rural Farmers In Nigeria: Any need for Land Reform?
- By L.Chinedu Arizona-Ogwu
- Published 07/22/2010
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The traditional land use pattern of farms, woodlots, hamlets, villages, and towns that shaped Nigeria's physical geography over the last three centuries is still evident in the landscape today...Nigerians in Diaspora Making an Impact
- By Olu Ojedokun
- Published 07/20/2010
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We cannot be content at home and abroad, limiting ourselves to religious activities such as church planting and having mega pseudo-religious conferences without a corresponding transformation of the Diaspora and the Nigerian society. These activities must demonstrate their relevance by affecting the people around us...The Nigeria High Commission in Malaysia and its Diasporic Community: The Truth of The Matter
- By Adebiyi Jelili Abudugana
- Published 06/16/2010
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Recently, the Nigeria High Commission in Malaysia has been in the eyes of the news for two major reasons. These are for an alleged fraudulent activity of the Commission and the menace of kidnapping scare that is fast assuming a dangerous trend among some segments of the Nigerian Diasporic Community in Malaysia...How the Nigeria High Commission in Malaysia Defrauded Its Citizens: Attention EFCC!
- By John Olawepo
- Published 06/4/2010
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On January 19, 2010, two Nigerians, Luqman Abdul Salam and Abdulalhi Bolajoko Uthman were arrested and detained for alleged involvement in terrorist acts Malaysia...Going to Nigeria In Search of a Wife?
- By Sabella Ogbobode Abidde
- Published 05/16/2010
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In spite of the current putrid and abysmal conditions, Nigeria is still home to some of the most disciplined, well-behaved, well-schooled and well-brought up women. To find, to meet or be introduced to such women can be challenging...Help! Some Nigerians are Returning Home to Join the Bandwagon
- By Henry Omoregie
- Published 05/8/2010
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Some returnee Nigerians in the diaspora seem not to care a hoot about how the money will be made and are gearing up to either contest in elections or connive with others to put their cronies and paddies in government with the sole aim of getting closer to the treasury...Police brutality and Onovo’s challenge
- By Okey Ndibe
- Published 05/3/2010
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When Nigerians think about the disappointments of their perpetually infantile nation, they often focus narrowly on rigged elections and the abuses of their gluttonous public officials...Between Democracy & Development: What Gives?
- By Michael Oluwagbemi II
- Published 01/25/2010
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In Nigeria, one with the benefit of hindsight may realize the missed opportunities in 1960, 1979, 1993 and 1999 to do the proper thing and bequeath to our country a limited but expandable form of democracy...The Recruiters and the Recruited: Instancing How Nigerians Have Been Agonizing, Traumatizing and Duping One Another
- By Adebiyi Jelili
- Published 12/29/2009
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The story of Victor is just one variation of how some Nigerians recruit and deceive themselves into the uncertainty of living abroad...