Ninety-one years ago today, on Dec. 30, 1922, the Soviet Union officially came into existence when the Treaty on the Creation of the USSR was signed following years of war. The treaty established a union of four Soviet republics- including Ukraine, Belarus, Russia and the Transcaucasian Federation- headed by a centralized federal government in Moscow.

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Development outcomes in poor countries
depend on the political incentives facing
political leaders. This paper spells out some
of the implications of this observation in
the context of sub-Saharan Africa’s
development cha common themes that
have emerged from five major
international research collaborations.
African countries badly need to embark on
processes of economic transformation, not
just growth, and they are not helped to do
so by insistence onprior achievement of
Good Governance, meaning adoption of
the institutional ‘ practices’ that have
emerged in much riche clientelism is
competitive in ways that undermine
possibilities for transformation.

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INTRODUCTION

There is a growing awareness that research reports on educational development in Nigeria has traditionally focused on studies carried out in the cities. Statistics available on educational development are mainly on enrolment in schools in the urban centers. A substantial literature focuses on the nature of educational provisions in the urban towns in the country. It is easy to talk of the number of primary and secondary schools in towns like Yenegoa, Calabar, Benin city, Kaduna and Kano, to mention but a few. Such statistics are hardly available about educational development in the rural areas. In contrast to the traditional approach of using the provided educational statistics about schools located in the urban centers in Nigeria to generalize for the urban and rural areas, whose figures are never really available, there has arisen therefore the need for a broader conceptualization of educational development in Nigeria to incorporate the much neglected rural areas. This, too, has necessitated the prescription of multi-level analysis and micro approach as more comprehensive models of research that can integrate insights gleaned from macro approaches to the educational development in Nigeria (Bray and Thomas, 1995). Consequently, there is a growing awareness of the importance of having an understanding of the differences within territories, since only an analysis of these differences will allow for an understanding of the inequalities in educational development between the urban towns and the rural areas, which do not show up in national statistics and analysis.


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The Imo State government has banned all non-governmental organization operating under the platform of motherless babies’ home in the state, after discovering a new baby factory in Owerri, the state’s capital.

The discovery was made by the state police command, after it got a tip-off that a teenage pregnant girl gave birth to a baby girl at the motherless babies home and few hours after the birth, the baby was stolen and sold out to unknown people by the operator of the illegal orphanage home.

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While conducting reporters round the premises of the orphanage home in Egbu road in Owerri, the Imo State Police Commissioner, Mohammed Katsina, disclosed that 16 other teenage pregnant girls waiting to deliver were rescued from the motherless babies home.

The operator of the alleged baby factory, Mr James Ezuma, 57, claims he is a medical doctor.

The baby factory with the inscription, ‘Ezuma Women and Children Right Initiative N.G.O’ beautifully written on the sign post, looks quite different from what the sign post portrays.

The compound fenced round and surrounded with bushes and uncompleted building turned out to be yet another baby factory where teenage pregnant girls are kept throughout their antenatal period and are promised to be given the sum of 100,000 Naira having collected their babies after delivery.

Mr. Katsina said that the operator’s cover was blown open when the command ambush squad gathered intelligence report that one of the teenage girls gave birth and few hours after, the baby was nowhere to be found.

He decried the rate at which most baby factory operators turn deaf ears to child trafficking campaigns by security operatives and the government.

He also urged parents to keep an eye on their teenage girls to ensure that they would not fall prey to mischievous persons in the baby factory trade.

Mr. Ezuma, from Ndiokeke Ndiakunwanta in Arondiziogu of Ideato North Local Government Area of the state, insisted that the place was a hospital where he treats pregnant women and that he had been treating the teenage girl, who gave birth recently, since she was one month pregnant.

He was taken into custody by the police till investigations are concluded.

However, the teenage girl, Nnachi Chinaza, 19, from Ebonyi State disclosed that she was directed to the place after she got impregnated and she never wanted to abort the baby.

“I was told that they will take care of my baby after delivery but was never told the baby will be taken away from me,” she explained.

The state government’s spokesman, Mr. Dickson Njamanze, said that the government would come up with stiffer penalties for such offenders.

Some of the items recovered at the premises were 10 exotic cars without registration numbers, automatic eight loader pump action gun and huge amount of money running into millions of Naira.

The Deputy Registrar (Academic Division) Mr. Mike Monity in a release said this was the decision reached at an emergency meeting of senate held at the senate Chambers of the Institution.

The release stated that the decision is in compliance with the directive issued by the coordinating minister of Education and also hinted that details of the revised University calendar will be disclosed in due course.

Meanwhile, students with pending activities like second semester registration, Final year and Post Graduate research projects should resume while time table for lectures is being worked out.

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