NATIONAL POLITICS & ECONOMY A Movement On The Rail Track On Wednesday, the 9th of August, 2006, President Olusegun Obasanjo made a nationwide broadcast to announce that the Federal Govern ment would August 24, 2006
NATIONAL POLITICS & ECONOMY Obasanjo’s Transcorp Albatross A very important background for the understanding of General Olusegun Obasanjo, the outgoing lame duck despot of Nigeria, is to revisit the August 17, 2006
TRAVELOGUE Three Weeks Can Be A Long Time The last time that I wrote on this page was on Thursday, July 20th, 2006; on same day, I travelled in the August 10, 2006
NATIONAL POLITICS & ECONOMY Obasanjo‘s Reforms’ 33,000 Workers Into Unemployment It was last wcek that the Nigerian Labour Congress (NLC) again reminded Nigerian people about the anti-people content of the ‘reform’ that July 13, 2006
NATIONAL POLITICS & ECONOMY·PAPER PRESENTATIONS·TRIBUTES Obasanjo ‘reforms’ 33,000 workers into unemployment It was last wcek that the Nigerian Labour Congress (NLC) again reminded Nigerian people about the anti-people content of the ‘reform’ that July 13, 2006
NATIONAL POLITICS & ECONOMY Obasanjo’s Cronies Finally Grab NITEL When the news broke on Tuesday morning that the deliberately rundown public telecommunications company, NITEL, had finally been sold to die so-called July 6, 2006
NATIONAL POLITICS & ECONOMY Obasanjo Unleashes His Vengeance “Obasanjo’s government is becoming too edgy and nervous about newspaper reports after the defeat of his third tenn agenda. He is now June 29, 2006
NATIONAL POLITICS & ECONOMY The Labour Movement And The Third Term Controversy (II) I had let ( the first part of this write-up for publication, before I travelled to Mali for ten days on the May 11, 2006
NATIONAL POLITICS & ECONOMY Umar Yar’Adua: Obasanjo Finally Makes His Move Those familiar with the grains of dialectical thought know the formula that ‘yes is no and no is yes’. The idea is February 14, 2006
NATIONAL POLITICS & ECONOMY Popular Social Forces And The Third Term Agenda As was to be expected, the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) came out unequivocally, as reported by the media on November 18 2005, December 8, 2005