I just want the readers to know that the original article copied and pasted by muhsin about Louis Farrakhan and the Nation Of Islam can be read at URL http://www.barutiwa.com/brtw_newspaper_archive/forum/viewtopic.php?f=31&t=5082

That article is no longer at the bmkdispatch.com url.

muhsin: Here is another info I got to clear more airs regarding this sect.
Reprint from Op-Ed section of Barutiwa Newspaper (ISSN 1080-997x) on March 22, 1996.
It is our earnest desire to make it clear to our subscribers and the media (who empathize with the cause of Barutiwa championing the voice of young Black people) that this publication does not support Louis Farrakhan in any sense. There are three primary reasons why we are not charmed by his usual sensations.

To whom it may concern:

In 1997, I was following a story about locally produced saloon cars in Nigeria.  The first Nigerian produced car appeared in the city of Owerri and was known as the Z-600.  According to a PANA report filed by Nicholas Ibewuike, a certain Ezekiel Izuogu conceived, designed and manufactured the car.  I am interested in writing a follow-up to the progress of the Z-600.  However, over the years I haven't heard anything about the mass production of Nigeria's first self-made saloon car.  I'd appreciate if someone can help me acquire additional information.  Thanks in advance.

Respectfully submitted,

Baruti M. Kamau

What happened to Nigeria's self-made car? - 1/12/2011