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AUG
09
London is burning, but children are still dying in Somalia
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EKENYERENGOZI Michael Chima
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AUG
09
London riots. Photo Credit: The Telegraph Is the Arab Spring of Blood spreading to the UK as London is engulfed in the inferno of arsonists and looters on rampage? But as London is burning hundreds of children are still dying in the famine ravaging Somalia. Who was the 29 years old bloke that was killed in exchange of gunfire with police in Tottenham in the twilight of last Saturday? Would the death of that man be enough to enrage the hundreds of lunatics burning and looting in Birmingham, Canning Town, Manchester, Salford and still spreading? Well, the pangs of dying children are echoing from Somalia. Releases displayed in Africa/Lagos time 8 Aug 2011 14:58 Dr. Jill Biden Arrives in Kenya to Visit Dadaab Refugee
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NOV
26
We Must Sack The Notorious Ruling Party in Nigeria Before It Is Too Late
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EKENYERENGOZI Michael Chima
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NOV
26
Kano LG Polls - the Inside Story Daily Trust (Abuja)ANALYSIS25 November 2007 Posted to the web 25 November 2007 By Hassan A. KarofiKano Last weekend's local government polls in Kano State left traces of violence, destruction and heavy presence of troops, reminding residents of the anarchy that reigned in parts of the state for days during and after the elections. The election was never envisaged to be peaceful. Reason: pre-election campaign tones of the rival political parties dimmed any ray of hope of peaceful polls in the volatile city and across the state. A day to the Saturday, November 17 elections, strange movements of men and materials were noticed, while political party offices soon became munitions depots. The party offices were taken over by weapons-wielding youths, who were publicly smoking marijuana, blowing flutes of hunters-reminiscent of the war period. These election-eve events instilled fear in the minds of residents of the looming danger ahead of the polls. An estima
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OCT
11
The Mandate of MKO Abiola
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EKENYERENGOZI Michael Chima
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OCT
11
The Mandate of MKO AbiolaBy Adeleke O. Adeyemi, with the remarks of Reuben AbatiThe Mandate: Audio DramaSuffused with score after score of original, lilting music that resonates with its power and purpose The Mandate, Audio Drama tracks along a ponderous part of Nigeria’s story as it totters on a way forward, past a crossroads onto a path leading past her present – into an impending future. It is here presented for education and entertainment in a way that is gratifying to the soul. This is Drama to experience – over and over again!Following in the chequered tradition of the groundbreaking radio adaptation of The War of the Worlds (by American actor and director Orson Welles, written by the British H.G. Wells, a generation earlier) that captured the imagination of a whole nation an eon of a generation ago, another playwright has given us–startling as gripping–another War.It centres on the calling and career of one whose essence has been aptly captured as:
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