Nigeria

Location : West Africa
Population : 182,000,000 (Estimate 2017)
Size : 932,768 Sq Km
Economy (GDP) : $405bn (2016) (The largest economy in Africa)
Currency (Convertibility) : Naira (Non convertible in the foreign exchanges)
Climate : Tropical; Dry season in November - February; Rainy season in March - October.
Languages Spoken : English - Official Language; About 250 indigenous native Languages.
National Website : www. nigeria.gov.ng

Absence of Restructuring Continue to Exacerbate Nigeria Problems (Part 3)

Absence of Restructuring Continue to Exacerbate Nigeria Problems (Part 2)

Absence of Restructuring Continue to Exacerbate Nigeria Problems (Part 1)

APC and the Nomadic Politicians

Buhari, OBJ, Youths and Age Limit for President

Theophilus Y Danjuma the hitman of the Nigeria military and the old North is turning from Saul to Paul. With his past, Can He be Trusted?

Winnie Mandela the Queen who Suffered all and Never wore Queen’s Crown Dies at 81

APC Will Lose the 2019 Presidential Election If…..

January 17, 2018

Evaluation of Nigeria Fictional Population Figure

December 14, 2017

When shall South Africa ditch her Colonial name for her Native name, Azana?

November 2, 2017

Nigeria Qualified for 2018 World Cup; This Time, Could Reach the Final Match

October 12, 2017

President Buhari of Nigeria said he is well and has returned home from London after 3 months and 12 days away from his country, Nigeria. But we do not know whether BBC World Service’s comment Forced him out of Britain

August 19, 2017

Our Mission

The Optimal Structure for the Future of Nigeria

Sports are the most neglected, even as Ventures, in African Countries; A Continent where natural talents Abound: Yet Sports harbour Millions of Jobs

Imbalance Political & Government structures tearing Nigeria apart in the face of her first Progressive Government

Democracy of one person one Vote consumate in good Government only African Countries’ Salvation

What does Nigeria Constitution say about an Absent President?

After Colonialism, African Countries’ modern and home-made Inhibitions are Religion, Insecurity and Insurgency – Way Forward

The Failing Nations; those that refused to invest in People, Services and Infrastructure

The Foreign Exchange Earners African Countries Neglect and Waste

The Main Problem of African Countries’ Economies in a more Competitive World is Inadequate Market; [Creation and Expansion of Internal & External Market]

Human Traffickers and in Libya now Sell Africans into Slavery or feed them to the Sea on daily Basis. What are African countries, AU and the UN doing to stop them at Home and bring Libya to ICC?

The Future of Crude Oil in the light of New Technology