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The sun is slowly setting on this once the envy of the developing world. Back then in the late 80s great nations of today like Singapore looked up to the ideas and plans of Nigeria to borrow ideas to move their country forward from the poverty and backwardness that engulfed them then. Nigeria had more 32fleet of functioning aircrafts registered under Nigerian Airways of blessed memory that plied

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They say the Government is not good, but who makes the Government? You and I. We used to be known by the world for our footballing strength and intellectual abilities of our people. The Ibos from the eastern part were well known for trading and the succeed in that, the Hausas were the great farmers that feed the nation with those groundnut pyramids of the North, the yorubas were the great lawyers

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In my last blog, save Nigeria part one, I looked at the role that the first world nations need play in realizing a stable and sustainable growth in Nigeria and Africa as a whole. The world is crying about the situation in Sudan, Zimbabwe, Somalia etc these are the small nations of Africa, what would it be like to have a serious crisis in Nigeria with a population of over 150million people? The

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Great as the nation has been, with a great number of intelects and enriched with God's blessing of natural resources from east to west, north to south. This great nation of ours still languish as a third world nation way behind nations that looked up to it as an inspiration to move forward. Singapore, Malaysia just to mention but a few looked up to Nigeria in the seventies as the leading

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