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Am yet to read the accident.
Thank you BMB, I just downloaded mine and will sure gonna read it.
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from A CommonSense Revolution, page 14

The other day I was talking to a young Nigerian business owner of 42 years of age who did not know that Nigeria had fought a civil war. is young man went to good schools and graduated from a well reviewed second gen- eration Nigerian university. If he does not know, I can only imagine how much more ignorant of our national history those younger and less educat- ed than him would be.

In response to my followers’ tweet, I released a series of tweets with the hashtag #killtribalism and I was pleasantly surprised that in less than an hour that hashtag became the number one trending topic in Nigeria according to the o cial Twitter trends. at the issue trended so dramatically made me realise that our youth (who largely determine what trends or does not trend) are hungry for the right information.

Basically, this is what I tweeted. Many young Nigerians do not know that the rst elected Mayor of Enugu was a Fulani man named Malam Umaru Altine who was elected to that exalted o ce in 1956. Malam Altine was loved by the people of Enugu and at that time they would probably have stoned anybody that refused to let out his property to Altine on the basis of his tribe or religion. Malam Altine’s case was not even unique. In 1957, an Igbo man, Felix Okonkwo, was appointed a member of the Northern House of Chiefs. So integrated was Okonkwo into Kano’s society that he was better known in some areas as Okonkwo Kano.

This detribalised politics was not only limited to the then Eastern and Northern regions.....

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This man is pushing so hard..too much talk talk talk talk talk talk... u r still under the party that nearly ruined Nigeria in d last 4 years, a party that turned the National treasury to an ATM machine.. sumone shuld tell the old man twitter senator that he has no Moral standing to say s****t.. He shuld keep his common sense in his pocket and advise all his thieving PDP colleagues to return their loots so naija can grow...

from commonsense revolution...page 13

I was very angry on Friday, 23rd of October, 2015. One of my Twitter fol- lowers had tweeted a photo of an advertisement for a room to let. What was disturbing about this to let sign was that the landlord had listed a long list of tribes that he would not rent out his premises to. I would not o end the sensibilities of my readers by listing the tribes blacklisted by the land- lord, but I must say I was mad as hell a er reading his post. How could Nigeria have gotten to this level?

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from commonsense revolution...page 19

The question is, why can’t Nigeria build and sustain her national carrier? they answer, to my mind, is the ‘Nigerian Factor’!
Yes, the Nigerian factor. Do some research on Ethiopian Airlines and you will finnd that it is professionally managed with its board chosen without regard to ethnicity and religion. It is run in a businesslike fashion. Own- ership is separated from management and the result has been growth that has resulted in Ethiopian Airline becoming the most successful airline in Africa, making 300 per cent more pro t than South African Airways and more money than all the other African airlines combined! But Ethiopian Airlines did not write this playbook for airline e ciency. No! they learnt it from Dubai....

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