The lack of regulatory enforcement and respect for law is the bane of the Nigerian people. There is a propensity for disregard of laws and regulations which encourages activities as detailed in the video.
Absence of governance in Nigeria
The Real History of American Immigration – Politico
Trump supports curbing legal immigration APThe United States is currently experiencing a “historic flow of unskilled immigration,” warned Stephen Miller in a bruising press conference last week that saw the White House senior policy adviser harangue a CNN reporter over the famous Emma Lazarus poem on the base of the Statue of Liberty. Miller, who …
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Authur Nzeribe
Above is Authur Nzeribe living like an invalid at his country home in Orlu, IMO State. At the height of his life, he lived in Nixon Hilton Hotel Abuja Presidential Suite for over 20yrs. So also Federal Palace Hotel, Lagos. He rode on Rolls Royce cars IN London and Lagos. Had Mansions in major cities …
After his comments about African mothers, are we finally realising that Macron isn’t that liberal after all? By Nabila Ramdani
Macron's offending statement ‘Seven or eight children per woman,’ were Macron’s exact words, as he rehearsed a canard that is particularly popular among nostalgic colonialists who still speak of the Dark Continent. Nabila Ramdani examines what these comments tell us about the new French leader.Social media lynchings are as hyperbolic as they sound, but Emmanuel Macron …
Nigeria’s most experienced presidential aspirant comes again By Emmanuel Aziken
Only the ignoramus in today’s Nigeria will believe that the country’s most experienced presidential aspirant will abstain from the 2019 presidential election.AtikuAfter contesting in all presidential primaries/elections since 1993, the man who at the peak of his political power reportedly brought an incumbent president to his knees is again set for a make or break …
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Centre for Nigeria Progress 