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Awo’s great life battles.
Get PDFPapa Awo was a very disciplined man. He programmed his life in such a way that he had himself prepared at all times. In other words, there was nothing he did that had not been adequately planned and arranged by him long before it was done. When Papa told Nigerians that he would no longer mount any soap box in Nigeria after the callous rigging of elections in 1983, not many people knew that Papa had already given hint of this situation as far back as 1969. On 30th March 1969 in a letter sent to the Sunday Times.Imperialism and Awo: The full story; Awo’s friends who left before 1979; How Awo formed the banned UPN; The road to 1979 and beyond; The post 1979 decampees; controversy over Awo’s land at Maroko; The untold stories; Awo: Facing the political storms; Awo and the LNG affair; Awo’s death: A post scrip
Joint admissions and matriculation board act, 1989 No. 33.
Get PDFAn Act to establish the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board to administer a centralised admissions system for Universities, Polytechnics and Colleges of
Education. [7th December, 1989]Establishment of the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board; Membership of the Board; Tenure of Office; Removal from office of member of the Board; Functions of the Board; Power of Minister to give directives; Registrar to the Board; Other staff of the Board; Application of Pension Act; Fund of the Board; Expenditure of the Board; Annual estimates, accounts and audit; Annual report; Power to obtain information; Regulations; Repeal, savings and transfer of liabilities, staff, etc; Interpretation; Short title
Climax: the ultimate in pleasurable reading, Vol.1 No.25, 19th January,1989
Get PDFThis is the Climax: the ultimate in pleasurable reading, Vol.1 No.25,is a weekly magazine that covers different topics on education, celebrity life, sports, family and sex and is published every Thursday■ Segun Awolowo isn't under my grip- Abah
■ Unraveled! Riddle of menstrual circle
■ I haven't made love in ages says Queen Bianca
■ Climax poll- Why do girls bleach
■ Meet the blind telephone operator
■ Special features
■ Regulars
■ Extra
Climax: the ultimate in pleasurable reading, Vol.1 No.22, Every Thursday
Get PDFThis is the Climax: the ultimate in pleasurable reading, Vol.1 No.22, Every Thursday■ Special! Funmi's bundle of joy. I feel great being a mother
■ How your favourite stars will spend their Xmas
■ Fadeyi Oloro shot! Arelu star in gun mishap
■ Girls ruined me the first time out by Jide Obi
■ Special features
■ Regulars
■ Extr
The Legend of Aare ona kakanfo
Get PDFThis Historical documentation is an attempt to bring the biographies of all the legendary Yoruba Field Marshals into one piece, where any researcher or historian can read of the activities of each and every one of these men, whose undertakings changed Yoruba history and portrayed most of them as belonging to the callous clan of bloody men.Kokoro Gangan; AFONJA; Toyeje; Atosisa; Adoke Akintola; M.K.O. Abiol
Climax: the ultimate in pleasurable reading, Vol.1 No.18, of 1st of december,1988
Get PDFThe Climax: the ultimate in pleasurable reading, Vol.1 No.18, of 1st December, 1988 is a weekly magazine that covers different topics on education, celebrity life, sports, family and sex and is published every Thursday■ Climax poll: Who is the most popular T. V. girl?
■ Cheers! We've picked album contest winners
■ Nobody gave me #2M to hist MAMSER jamboree- Poatson Chief, Jibe Adeniyi
■ Special! Maryam at 40!
■ Frustration sent me out of village headmaster Lakunle Ojo
■ Exclusive... I'll beat Solarin any day says Okogie on students/labour controversy
■ Special features
■ Regulars
■ Extr
The African Guardian of 12th September, 1988. Vol.3, no.35
Get PDFThis is the African Guardian, a weekly magazine of the Guardian, September 12, 1988.The military and 1992
Bendel: Gods own state?
Who is the real Maryam?
Hard road to justice.
Making up for lost time.
Burundi: another grim harvest.
Bashing the blacks: Ambassador Donowaki denies racial discrimination in Japan.
Peace signals beam; Morocco, Polisario accept Un plan to end war.
Verdict on a failed coup: planners of a coup to oust Late Kuntche jailed.
Hassles of a cease-fire: peace talks deadlocked over positions on withdrawal.
Mayhem in the air: a week of plane crashes in three continents.
Harvest of fortune: PLO gets set for government-in-exile.
How muc of the answer is MAMSER?
The sweep of a new broom: Rasaki’s radical measures jolt Lagosian.
A sharp shot: federal government fires Enugu council chairman.
Sound off: Col. Mark cuts telephone lines, consumers protest.
Will they ever go: Nigerians wonder if the military will ever let go.
Checking banned politicians: Babangida’s warning receives mixed reactions from assembly members.
The lure of power.
Recipe for recovery: expert weigh options on resuscitation of the econoy.
It’s cheap, it’s bad: low price lure consumers to fake goods.
Advertising industry in Nigeria.
Wanted: quotes from IBB, Nigerians call for memorable speeches from the president.
Eyes on the crown: Lasisi beats Allotey, prepare for world title.
Assault on masked men: the Adesanyan brothers say armed robbery can be contained through cooperation.
Dogging the radicals
Transition to civil rule vol. 1
Get PDFThe march to civil rule in Nigeria has commenced. Already, elections into local Government Councils have taken place all over the country on non-party basis to document the progress of the transition prograinme, the Federal ministry of Intormation and Culture has decided to publish a series of booklets on the successive quarterly phases of activities mapped out by the Federal Mlilitary Government to facilitate the hand-over.
This booklet, the first volume in the series covers the Commencenent or the political prograrnme and the unfolding and execution of its initial activities culminating in the Local Council Elections held on 12th December, 1987. Various Federal Decrees relating to the transition programme are also included as appendices.Introduction, Time Table of the Political Transition Programme, Address to the Nation on Political Programme for the country by General Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida, President, Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Nigeria, Address on the Occasion ofthe Launching of Mass Mobilisation Campaign by General Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida, President, Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Nigeria, Address on the Inauguration of the Constitution Review Committee (CRC) by General Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida, President, Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Nigeria, Address on the Occasion of the Inauguration of the Directorate of Social Mobilisation by Vice-Admiral Augustus A. Aikhomu, Chief of General Staff, General Headquarters, Address to the Nation on the Disqualification of certain Persons from participating in Elections and the Creation of New States by General Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida, President, Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Nigeria, Address to the Local Government Chairmen on the occasion of the inauguration of Local Government Councils on January 4th, 1988, by General Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida, President and Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Nigeria
Hotline Nigeria's International Newsmagazine : the greatest weapon is truth- Sarduana 1966 No.48 September 19, October 2, 1988, Safar 7- 20, 1409 A.H
Get PDFThis is the Hotline Nigeria's International Newsmagazine : the greatest weapon is truth- Sarduana 1966 No.48 September 19, October 2, 1988, Safar 7- 20, 1409 A.H■ Letters
■ Publisher's Corner.
■ Commentary
■ Viewline
■ Cover Story I
■ Prologue
■ Socialism
■ Lest We Forget
■ Cover Story II
■ Black Gold
■ Nigeria
■ BB
■ Old Politicians
■ Economy
■ International
■ God the Immortal
■ Health
■ Dillaliya
■ Law
■ Random Rambling
Climax: the ultimate in pleasurable reading, Vol.1 No.8, of 22nd september,1988
Get PDFThe Climax: the ultimate in pleasurable reading, Vol.1 No.8, of 22nd September, 1988 is a weekly magazine that covers different topics on education, celebrity life, sports, family and sex and is published every Thursday■ 4 great interview
■ Chris Okotie Oscar Jr. needs deliverance
■ Patrick Oke I'm not a cassanova
■ Ovuleria me and new masquerade
■ Uche Ibeto macho is ideal for me
■ Odegbami's strange encounter with Richard Akinjide Alias 12⅔
■ Inside: would you like to have a night out with this celebrity?
■ The World must know I didn't sleep with anybody to win my beauty crowns- Lynda Chuba Ikreaz