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Major speeches: a collection of speeches delivered at different occasions during the official visit of General Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida, CFR, fss, mni to Akwa Ibom State.
Get PDFA collection of speeches delivered at different occasions during the official visit of General Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida, CFR, fss, mni to Akwa Ibom State in April 23rd - 26th, 1991.courtesy call on the paramount ruler of Uyo; Civic reception at Uyo sports stadium; commissioning of general hospital, Ibiaku Ntok Okpo, Ikono; response to the address at civic reception by Mr President; commissioning of Akwa Ibom hall, cutting of tape to open Ring Road 1 and inspection of the state secretariat; address; inspection of federal government college, Ikot Ekpene; inspection of Sunshine Battery Factory, Essien Udim; commissioning of Abak water-side bridge; inspection of Peacock Paint factory, Ikot Ekan, Etinan; inspection of college of education, Afaha Nsit; laying of foundation stone of specialist hospital, Uyo; commissioning of rural electrification project at Odot, Ekpe Atai; commissioning of Nsit Ubium Local government secretariat, Ikot Edibon; Inspection of Qua Steel Products, Eket
Citizen magazine of July 8 - 15, 1991 Vol. 2, No 28.
Get PDFThis is the citizen magazine of July 8 - 15, 1991 Vol. 2, No 28.• Smash the petrol syndicates.
• Taylor and peace.
• The 50 billion Naira controversy.
• The police is your fiend – Adamu Adamu.
• The 50 billion Naira controversy: the deportation of a foreign correspondent.
• Concern over Nigeria’s use of oil windfall.
• Fuel crisis Syndicates joke control.
• Eleven Governors: just flake before.
• Abana Community: Citizens of two "countries".
• Sokoto State: race against time.
• Alhaji appeals to African Re-insurance.
• Cadbury Promotes six.
• Conference of the people: for the first time in 30 years, the ANC conference holds inside South Africa.
• Algeria A cage for Islam.
• Beginning of the end: Charles Taylor thinks Liberians, at last, deserve some peace.
• The "Empress" bows out: Unable to re-adjust, Thatcher leaves the Commons.
• Truce hut: The ceasefire agreement arranged by the European Community seems to be holding, but just.
• Dangers of “adventures” abroad – Kabiru Yusuf.
• Ulcer: frank answers.
• Ben Enwonwu: Toast to an Icon.
• Jakande’s troubles: an insider spills the beans on the goings-on at John West
NEWBREED Magazine: Nigeria's foremost News Magazine Every Fortnight vol. 3, no. 16. 15th April, 1991
Get PDFNewbreed Magazine Vol. 3 No. 16 (April 1991) covers Nigerian politics, society, and international news. edited by Chris Madu Abrochukwu Okolie, it features Liberia conflict, Nigerian politics, and sports.
Key stories: “Johnson, Taylor” explores Liberian rebel acts; “Awotunsin” reports execution; “Another Blow” notes Liberia's struggles. Articles: politics (NRC begins), society (So long), music (PMAN'S night), and international (Gearing up). Mix – politics, conflict, culture■ Cover: Johnson,Taylor: The untold story of two killers: Prince Yormie Johnson’s recent denial of allegations that he kil led his Nigerian aide, Mr. Emma Obuke, has been challenged by insiders who claim that such an act is just what the mercurial Liberian rebel leaderis capable of perpetrating.
■ Interview: It is a change not a distortion- Gado Nasko
■ Cover: Awotunsin, Imodibie's killer executed: Charles Taylor’s henchman, Putu Major, the man who was said to have murdered the two Nigerian Journalists in Liberia (Tayo Awotunsin and Krees Imodibie) is no more.
■ Cover: Another Blow For Liberia: Liberia already torn asunder by a savage civil war which has de stroyed its economy, is now trapped in a macabre drama which threatens to deplete the nation’s fast vanishing finances even further.
■ Politics: NRC begins mending fences in Anambra: As the political reality on the ground begins to unfold nationwide, following the re cent victory of social democrats over republicans at the December 8,1990 local government elections,
■ Society: So long prohibition: Soldiers and Wives flood Nigerian Market with banned Rice: Contrary to the brief of their jobs security agents in the country whose duty it is to control and check the influx of contraband food items into the country
■ PMAN'S night of missing stars: This year's Nigerian music award night has come and gone. Like last year's and it's maiden edition
■ Metroline still to wait: Commuters relief not in sight as Rasaki shifts metro funding private sector: Urban transportion in Lagos may collapse by the close of the century unless the multi million naira metroline project in the state is reviewed
■ Interview: We Are Moving With The National - Garba Duba As part ofthe restructuring exercise currently going on in the armed forces, the Nigerian Defence Academy (NDA) is fine-tuning its training programmes in order to ensure that the Nigerian military officer of today is abreast with the challenges of modern Soldiering.
■ International: Gearing up for world’s biggest re-construction job: Rebuilding Kuwait will take at least decade and will cost billions ofdollars. It will be an enormous task— and the major international Firms get a slice of the work.
■ Sport: Return ofMunich: Terrorists May Disrupt All-African Games: The biggest sports event in Africa, the All-African Games billed for Cairo, Egypt, in September, may be stormed by terrorists
Citizen magazine of November 18 - 24, 1991 vol. 2, No 47.
Get PDFThis is the citizen magazine of November 18 - 24, 1991 vol. 2, No 47.• The masses and private schools.
• Leaders: will diarchy work?
• The Kano exodus.
• Mohammed Haruna: why we must stick to 1992 regardless.
• Civilian governors’ military overlords: will Babangida's experiment in diarchy work?
• The areas of potential conflict are many— Z. A. Bonat Research fellow ABUZaria.
• SDP: Erstwhile winners in the SDP October 19 primaries lose out in the November 9 run off.
• BLP: Kaduna played host to Better Life Progamme’s fourth anniversary.
• Kano riots: the law is insensitive – JNS.
• Hand of fate: R.B.K. Okafor the first republic politician who erroneously announced Zik's' death' in 1989 dies at 64.
• Clement Akpamgbo: Babangida performs creditably but.. – NBA president.
• USSR: Yeltsin backs down.
• AHL records impressive results.
• Aviation: vacancy in the cockpits.
• Increase supplies to UN system of Agencies — Usman.
• Bilkisu Yusuf: Reign of arms.
• Charles Oputa: The "bad boy" of Nigerian showbiz reveals his other side in a no-holds-barred programme.
• Who needs a foreign coach?
• Basketball: The Magic of AIDS
Citizen magazine of November 12-19, 1990, 1990 vol.1, no.13
Get PDFThis is the Citizen magazine of November 12-19, 1990 vol.1, no.5. This magazine focuses on education, politics and government and sports news.• Northern hegemony is a bogey - I.B.M. Harana.
• Babangida's in-law Vs nurse.
• Iraq still strong.
• The Soyinka capers.
• United Nations at 45.
• The United Nations – Adamu Adamu.
• The mirroring of SAP.
• When the kettle boiled over.
• Rwanda: is Uganda behind the invasion.
• India: Singh bows out.
• United States: Bush loses again.
• The death of Meir Kahane: Israel back to square one.
• Melting in the pot – kabiru Yusuf.
• Letter to Babangida.
• No dinner for Governors' wives.
• When writers gather.
• Champion Cup: Gutless Nationale blew it.
• Roar on, BCC Lions.
• Challenge cup final: a battle of prize and pride
The Sunday magazine vol 2 no.24, 28th October 1990
Get PDFThe sunday magazine vol.2,no.24 of october 28th 1990 is a weekly magazine that focuses on religion,education,entertainment,finances and sport.• Open Ballot system — can it work? • There will be fire if I open my mouth, says Prof. Erne Awa • The world loves Gorby, man of peace • Women soon to co-opt men into kitchen cabinets. • Break loose with Ben Nwosa’s avant-garde arty splash • Social security scheme: do we have the money • Africans stage a soccer coup in Marseill
The Sunday magazinevol. 2 no.22, 14th October 1990
Get PDFThe sunday magazine vol.2,no.22 of october 14th 1990 is a weekly magazine that focuses on religion,education,entertainment,finances and sport.• Mathematics of Nigerian politics 12% controversy again? • Kingibe eyes Falae • With German unification, world peace panics • Babangida’s son causes a stir on the highway • Nigerian businessmen attack Company Decree *Power Uti attacks Power Mike, It’s hell *Glamours live up on stage with Eve
Lagos state governance, society and economy
Get PDFThis book is an appraisal of Nigeria’s most developed and urbanized State government. The aim of this book is to try to understand how state-level governments (and their agents, especially local governments) in a developing country such as Nigeria make their contributions to the development process through their provision and maintenance of basic social services. In this respect, it is, thus, a case-study of the role played by state governments in the development process, whose focuses have been defined as socio-economic improvement and national integration1. State-Level Governments and the Development Process: Comparative and Nigerian Perspectives 1; 2. Government and Administration of Lagos State Area up to 1983; 3. State Policies on Basic Social Services; 4. Mobilization of Financial and Human Resources; 5. Public Participation in Social Policy and Administration
Climax: the ultimate in pleasurable reading, Vol.1 No.27, 2nd february,1989
Get PDFThis is the Climax: the ultimate in pleasurable reading, Vol.1 No.27, is a weekly magazine that covers different topics on education, celebrity life, sports, family and sex and is published every Thursday■ Incredible: water that cures everything
■ Onyeka's lunch date with Climax readers
■ Exclusive: Woman who lost all her children
■ Success unlimited
■ Intimate encounter
■ The truth about my case against ex-governor Mbakwe. Jimi Johnson
■ Fashion Biz ruined my marriage Nikky Africana
■ The real reason I quit my radio job- Rose Ogunro
■ Geraldine: My people opposed my marriage to Fawehinmi's brothe
Climax magazine of November 22, 1989 vol.2, no.17: the ultimate in pleasurable reading
Get PDFThis is the climax magazine of November 22, 1989 vol.2, no.17.• Tony St. lyke dated married producer while living with Stella Monye.
• Miss Nigeria, Adewunmi Adebowale, booted out of Lagos State University (LASU).
• Why Oliver de Coque eats bones, by his wife.
• “Felix Lebarty is too harsh,” complains his new wife.
• The only man who ever beat Tyson.
• The extra kilometer to mama put.
• Church where children's blood arc sucked...that extra lesson might not be real.
• Why my first album failed by Lemmy Jackson.
• Sadiq Daba to marry girl 20 years his junior.
• It took only 3 hours to ‘off load’ Boydator 2.
• Egbunike is no rival says Sunday Uti