Yar’Adua: Please Stop This Nonsense

In a week that the international market soared at a hint of recovery but the naira hit its lowest value in history and the world’s attention is focused on the gathering of the finance ministers of the G20 to grapple with the economic crisis, you would expect that the attention of the Nigerian government and its media would be focused on the strategies to protect our interests from whatever decision comes out of the G20 meeting. Isn’t it sad that a nation that claims to represent 25% of the black race is not represented at a meeting of the 20 most important countries of the world? It would the...Read the full article.

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it's sad but it's also the same old story of how things work in our country,we are still praying and hoping it will change. but as for the Nigerian government
chasing the corrupt international co-operate bodies that operates in nigeria it
means just one thing that is at the end of the day the Aondoakaa led prosecutors will end up being bribe themselves because this is the essence of the whole show.