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Education / Re: ASUU: Union's Demand Is N3tn, Not N130bn by tdade(m): 11:28am On Oct 02, 2013 |
I think its safe to say that this isn't ending soon. |
Education / ASUU: Union's Demand Is N3tn, Not N130bn by tdade(m): 11:27am On Oct 02, 2013 |
The National President of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), Dr. Nasir Fagge, has accused the federal government of not telling Nigerians the truth about the demand of the union as regards the government’s statement that the union's demand has been met. According to Fagge, ASUU had a Memoranda of Understanding (MoU) with the federal government for it to spend over N3 trillion to turn around the fortune of all federal and state universities and also to better the lot of the educational sector in the country. “The agreement is for the federal government to spend N800 billion yearly for the next four years, but what we have is government talking about N130 billion which is very insignificant," he said. Fagge made the revelation Tuesday, while fielding questions from journalists, at the end of the congress of the Benue State University chapter of ASUU, in Makurdi. He said: "Our demands are genuine, and it is based on the mutual agreement entered into in 2009 by government and ASUU. We urge the government to be responsible to that agreement. "President Goodluck Jonathan said the strike is being politicised but the truth is that it is government that is playing politics with our demands. It is as if every problem in this country is now being politicised. "I want to ask one basic question: Is it political to ask government to be responsible enough to implement an agreement she willingly entered into. "It is important to state clearly that we are a union of intellectuals, and we cannot accept a situation were the tail will wag the dog. Whatever we do is for the betterment of the Nigerian university system.” In addition, the ASUU national president said: "It is important to place on record that the struggle is a continuous one but the implementation of the 2009 agreement is key to improving on facilities in our universities and placing it at par with what we have in other parts of the world." http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/ASUU-unions-demand-is-n3tn-not-n130bn/160469/ |
Nairaland / General / Re: Letter To Nairalanders. by tdade(m): 4:33pm On Oct 01, 2013 |
Gboliwe:Ah, true. Dude is quite a handful. Its 'na wa for him!' instead jare. |
Nairaland / General / Re: Letter To Nairalanders. by tdade(m): 1:27pm On Oct 01, 2013 |
barcanista: If you call him a genius based on his so_called letter, then accept my condolence on your mental state |
Nairaland / General / Re: Letter To Nairalanders. by tdade(m): 12:58pm On Oct 01, 2013 |
naptu2:Fairly said, mate. 1 Like |
Nairaland / General / Re: Letter To Nairalanders. by tdade(m): 12:55pm On Oct 01, 2013 |
Your letter reeks of arrogance. YOU reek of arrogance. By the way, you wrote 'somethings, even the best is not enough' instead of 'sometimes.' All in your angry, arrogant stupor. Call me pedantic or whatever, just CHANGE it and stop breaking rules. Mtcheew!!! 5 Likes |
Nairaland / General / Re: A Response To The Open Letter To Seun Osewa by tdade(m): 9:57pm On Sep 29, 2013 |
Seun: They will be made to go through compulsory sensitivity training, and if their manners do not improve dramatically by the end of the training, I think we will have no choice but to let them go.THIS here, is a true CEO. The fact that he replied and the manner in which he did is nothing short of professional. It leaves one wondering how he recruited such a callous personality as a MOD. Thank you, sir. 1 Like |
Politics / Re: How I Escaped Terrorists Bullets In Kenya’s Shopping Mall Attack – Soyinka by tdade(m): 9:47am On Sep 28, 2013 |
Good work by the prof. One key thing he pointed out is that Nairobi shows that, irrespective of where you are, you are still unsafe. Believe it or not, it could have been right in the 1 square mile city of London, or in Manhattan itself, just like it was in Mumbai, just like it is everyday in Pakistan, just like it is in Borno, just like it was in Boston, and if drastic measures aren't taken, just like it'll be for decades, maybe even centuries to come. |
Career / Re: 20 Signs You’re A Creative Person. by tdade(m): 11:51pm On Sep 27, 2013 |
Eklektika:if only he could go easy on himself. Not that its easy though. My folks whisked me off to a psychiatrist cause they considered me too introverted and mute. Old man even thought it was owing to High IQ, but the shrink kinda helped me realize the way to deal with people around me. IT TOOK A SHRINK. PS: my folks thought I was becoming a terrorist. LOL |
Career / Re: 20 Signs You’re A Creative Person. by tdade(m): 3:20pm On Sep 27, 2013 |
marcangelo: This implies most introverts are creative.. Bt i gues its Signs of end time... *Sighs* END TIME THINGS..not necessarily so. I'm introverted and yes, I'm creative, but that's not to say most extroverts aren't. The problem is, the tend to want to 'have fun' ever so often that they may not harness their creative ability to max potential. It requires quiet time, total attention amongst other things, and those aren't traits peculiar to extroverts. |
Career / Re: 20 Signs You’re A Creative Person. by tdade(m): 3:16pm On Sep 27, 2013 |
Localamos: These appear more like the traits of a melancholic person.Exactly my thought! I'm 100% melancholic according to the shrink who gave me an iq and personality test and I have to say, its more a mel thing in my opinion. I also doubt most extroverts exhibit these traits. 1 Like |
Islam for Muslims / Re: Between Western Ideals And Islamic Identity by tdade(m): 3:04pm On Sep 27, 2013 |
tintingz: Lol... So what happens to the war fought by David, solomon, moses, Joshua the battle of jericho to mention the few, all in the command of Jehova in the bible.Christianity started from Mathew because that's when Christ was born. The old testament is mainly about the Israelites. Honestly, I've seen muslims who are quite liberal, and now I'm starting to consider them as fake muslims. Why? Well because even in Nigeria, you have some of them pointing to the lifestyle of Mohamed to justify BH's antics. The problem with Islam is that it leaves no room for modernization. Islam came to Nigeria through jihad, and spread through the mid east and north Africa through Jihad. Let's face it: there is NO such thing as 'peaceful' jihad. My question is: if they point to Mohamed as a role model, doesn't that make the terrorists justified over the 'liberal muslims?' The fact that they consider democracy, feminism, human rights, etc to be synonymous with being western already creates an us-versus-them feeling in the Islam community, and that's why you have the OP posting something as callous and ludicrous as this at this sensitive period. You're not allowed democracy, wives are like servants to their husbands amongst other things.... PS: I am not trying to compare Islam to Christianity as the first paragraph might imply. Simply just replying - and educating - the lad. |
Foreign Affairs / Re: McCain Fires Back At Putin With America's Own Letter To Russians by tdade(m): 10:21am On Sep 25, 2013 |
sangresan: Tdade and all4naija,both of you must belong to the last contingents from Fools' Paradise....You are just wasting your time in cherry-picking and writing crap on here....Tdade on his own is picking the wrong person to argue with...If he hadnt been wrapped up in his ignorance,he would have painstakingly read my posts...I never wrote that the bombing of Japan has anything to do with the end of the War...Go back and read my comments very well...I wrote that the bombing had no bearing on the outcome of the War...Nuclear bomb or no nuclear bomb,Japan would have lost the War....In the ranking of nations with their military capabilities in the '40s,Japan was not even among the first seven.....From this moment onward,I will be using books and reference materials provided written by active actors in the War not faceless Google historians....All what you wrote above are utter crap that has no meaning...They are unimportant addendums to the real issues....The Allied Powers had earlier agreed how the War would be fought at the Tehran Conference and Yalta Conference....LT Colonel David Glantz(an army historian) of the US Army is the foremost authority on the World War 11....If you want to know the real military capabilities of Japan,Germany,Britain,USSR,France,Italy during the war etc,read Glantz books...Also,you will learn of the behind the scene decisions and reasons for these.....The operation that crippled the Japanese Kwantung Army was nicknamed Operation August Storm by Glantz and it was launched by the Soviet Red Army.....Germany had been defeated by May 8 and the US and other allied powers told the USSR to open a Pacific Front against Japan at the Tehran Conference..The US had been fighting Japan in the Far East before then..As at this time,Japan and the USSR had ceased all hostility from their 1939 all-out war with the Japanese heavily defeated....The US and the USSR had an ironclad plan to divide the conquered territories between the two nations...They did so in Korea,Germany,Vietnam etc....But the US changed the trend in Japan..The US had to use a newly acquired weapon on Japan to lay claim to it and stop the spread of Communist which the USSR was sure to impose on Japan if they had conquered the Japanese Islands as their Army were already marching towards Tokyo...This singular decision was the bedrock of what later came to be the Cold War between the US and the USSR..Infact,Glantz wrote that many Japanese preferred to commit Seppuku(mass suicide)as the Soviet Red Army approached from Manchuria....Before I find time to properly address the issue,pls lay your hands on books written by ACTIVE PLAYERS in the war rather than dwelling on articles written by those who depend on hearsay e.g When Titans Clashed : How the Red Army Stopped Hitler by David Glantz: University of Kansas.....Also Hiroshima in History:The Myths of Revisionism by Robert James Maddox: Uni of Missouri....Also, Racing the Enemy:Stalin,Truman,and the Surrender of Japan by Tsuyoshi Hasegawa( A Japanese who witnessed it all):Belknap Press...Cheersof course the nuclear bomb had no bearing on the outcome of the war - because it had nothing to do with the war! If I remember correctly, you vilified US for nuking Japan when the war was practically won already and here you are saying you never said that. See how you contradict yourself? I know the kind of person you are; never bold to admit you're wrong. Well face it: YOU ARE WRONG!!! As to your 'Japan wasn't strong' crap: I can't be bothered to argue with you anymore. You lack the intellectual capabilities to handle such an argument. You can't even type coherent english! And every thing you wrote up there is utter crap! Stop forming that you read those books because I know you still went through google and wikipedia - that's why you gave reference. Now, you reply me. Do you see that Japan deserved what they got? Do you see it had nothing to do with WW2? If yes, then your 'when the war was practically over' line shows you are, simply put, daft. I have lots of things to disprove in what you wrote but I won't, cause I know you won't agree even though its correct. Read about the cold war and learn. Henceforth, I won't reply you on this topic again. If you like, write your foul english till you get to Jupiter, I won't reply. Chao. |
Foreign Affairs / Re: McCain Fires Back At Putin With America's Own Letter To Russians by tdade(m): 8:22pm On Sep 24, 2013 |
Another good explanation: This was the scenario back then. Japan was at war with China. Despite being a military superpower, their war with China was using up their resources. During that time, most of their resources especially oil were coming from the US. The US did not approve of Japanese aggression in China and they declared an embargo on Japan. This means they would stop supplying Japan with raw materials. So where would Japan get their resources to continue the war now? The Japanese High Command carefully discussed this and came up with the conclusion that the Dutch East Indies would be the best place to gain resources. But they knew that an attack on the Dutch East Indies would probably bring the US into the war. So they had to find a way to prevent the US from fighting with them until they conquered the Dutch East Indies. That's when they planned Pearl Harbor. The goal of Pearl Harbor was to disable the American fleet for a few months to give them enough time to conquer the Dutch East Indies and to absorb its resources to finance their war in China and the US once the US' navy was rebuilt. |
Foreign Affairs / Re: McCain Fires Back At Putin With America's Own Letter To Russians by tdade(m): 8:07pm On Sep 24, 2013 |
^^^^ I don't see how US attacking Japan has anything to do with WW2 because that's what you claim to be talking about. The perfect explanation of why Japan attacked US: Here is the real reason why The escalating conflict between China and Japan influenced U.S. relations with both nations, and ultimately contributed to pushing the United States toward full-scale war with Japan and Germany. At the outset, U.S. officials viewed developments in China with ambivalence. On the one hand, they opposed Japanese incursions into northeast China and the rise of Japanese militarism in the area, in part because of their sense of a longstanding friendship with China. On the other hand, most U.S. officials believed that it had no vital interests in China worth going to war over with Japan. Moreover, the domestic conflict between Chinese Nationalists and Communists left U.S. policymakers uncertain of success in aiding such an internally divided nation. As a result, few U.S. officials recommended taking a strong stance prior to 1937, and so the United States did little to help China for fear of provoking Japan. In 1940 and 1941, President Franklin D. Roosevelt formalized U.S. aid to China. The U.S. Government extended credits to the Chinese Government for the purchase of war supplies, as it slowly began to tighten restrictions on Japan. The United States was the main supplier of the oil, steel, iron, and other commodities needed by the Japanese military as it became bogged down by Chinese resistance but, in January, 1940, Japan abrogated the existing treaty of commerce with the United States. Although this did not lead to an immediate embargo, it meant that the Roosevelt Administration could now restrict the flow of military supplies into Japan and use this as leverage to force Japan to halt its aggression in China. After January 1940, the United States combined a strategy of increasing aid to China through larger credits and the Lend-Lease program with a gradual move towards an embargo on the trade of all militarily useful items with Japan. The Japanese Government made several decisions during these two years that exacerbated the situation. Unable or unwilling to control the military, Japan's political leaders sought greater security by establishing the "Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere" in August, 1940. In so doing they announced Japan's intention to drive the Western imperialist nations from Asia. However, this Japanese-led project aimed to enhance Japan's economic and material wealth so that it would not be dependent upon supplies from the West, and not to "liberate" the long-subject peoples of Asia. In fact, Japan would have to launch a campaign of military conquest and rule, and did not intend to pull out of China. At the same time, several pacts with Western nations only made Japan appear more of a threat to the United States. First, Japan signed the Tripartite Pact with Germany and Italy on September 27, 1940 and thereby linked the conflicts in Europe and Asia. This made China a potential ally in the global fight against fascism. Then in mid-1941, Japan signed a Neutrality Pact with the Soviet Union, making it clear that Japan's military would be moving into Southeast Asia, where the United States had greater interests. A third agreement with Vichy France enabled Japanese forces to move into Indochina and begin their Southern Advance. The United States responded to this growing threat by temporarily halting negotiations with Japanese diplomats, instituting a full embargo on exports to Japan, freezing Japanese assets in U.S. banks, and sending supplies into China along the Burma Road. Although negotiations restarted after the United States increasingly enforced an embargo against Japan, they made little headway. Diplomats in Washington came close to agreements on a couple of occasions, but pro-Chinese sentiments in the United States made it difficult to reach any resolution that would not involve a Japanese withdrawal from China, and such a condition was unacceptable to Japan's military leaders. Faced with serious shortages as a result of the embargo, unable to retreat, and convinced that the U.S. officials opposed further negotiations, Japan's leaders came to the conclusion that they had to act swiftly. For their part, U.S. leaders had not given up on a negotiated settlement, and also doubted that Japan had the military strength to attack the U.S. territory. Therefore they were stunned when the unthinkable happened and Japanese planes bombed the U.S. fleet at Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941. The following day, the United States declared war on Japan, and it soon entered into a military alliance with China. When Germany stood by its ally and declared war on the United States, the Roosevelt Administration faced war in both Europe and Asia. That was copied and pasted from google, by the way - a search engine you need to start visiting frequently. |
Foreign Affairs / Re: McCain Fires Back At Putin With America's Own Letter To Russians by tdade(m): 7:58pm On Sep 24, 2013 |
sangresan: Tdade,I have typed the response to your diatribe since Sunday but I am yet to get the time to properly type it....We are talking about the World WAR 2 while you are hampering about the Russo-Japanese war bof 1904-05....The war was never an all-out war and at no time was Russia in danger of being invaded....It is just like saying that the Viet-Cong were powerful than the US Army during the Vietnam War..What a childish claijm!.....Russia didnt fight an all-out war with Japan in 1904...They had not less than 300,000 troops in Poland to quell the political agitations in that land..They also had more troops in homeland Russia which they never called to service....So,you are the one deluded......Why is Russia still in control of Japanese possessions like the Kuril and Sakhalin Islands till 2mao...more laterWhy are you so obtuse? Because power changed hands, mate. The Japan of WW2 was considered a military superpower - and they were. Had they succeeded in destroying US' fleet, they would have conquered China - and much of east Asia - and fought with US to the last. Unfortunately, US' pacific fleet wasn't in pearl harbour at the time. My point is Russia would've been overwhelmed by Japan at the time. PS: stick to your question. Why did US bomb Japan? I've replied that mate. |
Foreign Affairs / Re: McCain Fires Back At Putin With America's Own Letter To Russians by tdade(m): 11:38am On Sep 22, 2013 |
^^^^^ To further educate you: the world war ending wasn't a factor for the US to consider cause that's not why Japan bombed them in the first place. It was owing to a diplomatic row that saw US place an embargo on Japan - mainly because of the latter's war against China. Why don't you look it up on google before replying. Really can't be bothered to explain better to you sir. |
Foreign Affairs / Re: McCain Fires Back At Putin With America's Own Letter To Russians by tdade(m): 11:02am On Sep 22, 2013 |
sangresan: I am just reading up on past comments...It is now clear that a retard has been let loose on this thread...Half-education is a bad thing......How can a sensible man come out in 2013 to justify the use of Atomic bombs during the World War 11?....The War was practically over by that time...I REPEAT ,'THE WAR WAS PRACTICALLY OVER AT THE TIME THAT THE TWO BOMBS WERE DROPPED ON JAPAN'....The retard is even saying that Japan defeated Russia....How could that be?...Even mighty Hitler with over 10,000 armoured tanks and his wonderful U-boats on the Eastern Flank couldnt defeat Russia not to talk of Japan....We arent even here to discuss the World War but McCain's stupid letter to Pravda....You are deluded. Russia beat Japan? Why don't you check out the military history between these two countries. Dude, even Hitler wouldn't have tried the Japan of those days. Or ask the last Tsar of Russia about the country that humiliated him before the Russian revolution. I have said I'm in support with Russia on this issue - just not Putin. That man is anti-western. And on the nuclear attack issue: even the USSR were prepared to use it - America just beat them to it. Japan, if given the chance, would have used it too. That's why its a world war mate. America >>>>>> Russia. This is what's best for the world - Russians are just something else. As someone rightly pointed out - if McCain was Russian, he'd be their president. SO THINK!!!! |
Foreign Affairs / Re: McCain Fires Back At Putin With America's Own Letter To Russians by tdade(m): 11:14am On Sep 21, 2013 |
pitypec: u just said bomb pearl why did'america use nuclear weapon why didn't they bomb them back look at d difference btw bomb and nuclear weapon.IN A WORLD WAR? Are you really asking this question? Why did Japan Bomb them in the first place? As a commentator rightly asked above: why is Japan now an ally of the US - even more so than of China? |
Foreign Affairs / Re: McCain Fires Back At Putin With America's Own Letter To Russians by tdade(m): 10:38am On Sep 21, 2013 |
adami 1: This so call America & western countries will never stop their media propopanda & double standard, America was the only country that use nuclear bomb against other country killing over 50 thousand japanese, nobody raise d issue at d United Nation till today and they ar still modernising their Nuclear Bomb everyday,they are figthing terrorist & they are giving terrorist weapons & money to kill innocent people in syria just because of crude oil, look at what is happen in Afghanistan & iraq, they went there because of crude oil, they succeded in distabilising the counties, no peace there till today,weopon of mass destruction was never found in iraq, one million civilians was killed by George Bush & Tony Blair, nobody raise d issue at d united nation, international criminal court can not prosecute Bush &Blair because their contries are above d international LAW but I.C.C can prosecute Kenyan president & his deputy because 1,000 people die during election violent.You are ill-informed mate. Your 'beloved' Russia - then among the USSR -knew about the nuclear attack and their then leader, Stalin, I think, even expressed optimism about it at the Potsdam conference. It was well-deserved for Japan because they bombed pearl harbour. |
Foreign Affairs / Re: McCain Fires Back At Putin With America's Own Letter To Russians by tdade(m): 10:27am On Sep 21, 2013 |
I hate pax americana; I prefer pax Briticana. I side with Russia on this one; but I think the world would be better off with US as the only 'superpower' The thing with US is that everything they do is always marred by selfish interests; Thing with Russia is that they are worst than Americans in that regard. Can you see the paradox? One country is free on the outside but highly dictatorial on the inside; one country is the absolutely opposite. To those who believe anyone can stand US' military might: wake up from your slumber. Russia is no Vietnam, and they would not be treated as such. ................ On a more serious note: Those of you calling for the fall of the 'Empire' known as US really should be careful what you wish for. Who would you rather have? China? Russia? Do you know the way these countries are? Be careful o!!! I'm not sucking up to the US here, but I just consider them to be lesser of the two - or three- evils. Before attacking me, please understand that I'm with Russia on this one - just not with Putin. He's too anti-western, not just anti-American. Mendelev was better. |
Sports / Re: Ikpeba & Adepoju Differ On Oboabona's Arsenal Trial Request by tdade(m): 4:03pm On Aug 01, 2013 |
BizBooks: Quoting Victor IkpebaErrm... Eboue, Kolo Toure, Gervinho, Lauren, Charmakh, just to name a few! He's not all that to be honest, and his reply just shows he exudes arrogance. Maybe you should pick up Ibrahimovic's autobiography. He claims he turned down the trial because he knew Roma and Milan wanted him, so stop comparing both situations. Who else wants Oboabona? Is he as good as Miguel? I doubt he was offered a trial in the first place. |
Politics / Re: Al-mustapha — Letter To President Jonathan by tdade(m): 8:48pm On Jul 27, 2013 |
If true, this should make the front page. |
Politics / Re: Joe Igbokwe: Please Stop Patience Jonathan by tdade(m): 8:56pm On Jul 16, 2013 |
Ola Johnson: This woman and her husband should read about the French Revolution of 1789, how the wicked, selfish Queen Marie Antoinette misled her husband the king, Louis XVI. Their action cost their lives and put an end to monarchical government in France.their tale seems more like the case of the last Tsar of Russia. |
Politics / Re: Evans Bipi Calls Patience His Jesus On Earth by tdade(m): 12:13pm On Jul 12, 2013 |
fkaz: Ewoooo Jesus christ on earthplease tell me that was photo shopped. Tell me she didn't really say that. Has to be the biggest blunder of her majesty to date..... I'm dying of laughter *cleans teary eye* |
Politics / Re: Evans Bipi Calls Patience His Jesus On Earth by tdade(m): 11:51am On Jul 12, 2013 |
Demdem: Wonders shall not end.You dare call her royal majesty a bag of rice? Watch her unleash her federal might on you, you mere mortal.... *evil laugh* |
Politics / Re: Evans Bipi Calls Patience His Jesus On Earth by tdade(m): 11:45am On Jul 12, 2013 |
After analyzing the situation properly, I find that 50% of Nigerians are of the animal-like mentality that this man exudes - the 50 who support Jonathan, that is. 1.They keep laying claims to Amaechi insulting Jonathan. Now, I think this stems from lack of understanding, the illiterate-driven belief that the president is above criticism or insult and a total travesty of power with regards to the federation. Take Obama for instance: he his constantly criticized by lawmakers and governors alike, some even call for his resignation(!) But he dare not cause political tensions in their states. Why? Because he doesn't have the power to do so. He is an elected official and thus, making him subjective to valid, albeit constructive, criticism and insult from anyone in the US. Now come back home to Nigeria - the country where not only the president, but his wife, her imperial majesty who is not in anyway recognized under the constitution as nothing but a mere civilian, can go to a state and try to reduce the authority of the CEO of the state. And all this for what? As Bipi and his likes claim, the Governor insulted the royal family. My point? Even if Amaechi insulted the king and queen, what is the big deal? Why not reply him in a diplomatic approach that will show he is spewing rubbish? |
Foreign Affairs / Re: Russian Parliament Passes Anti-gay Bill In a 436-0 Votes by tdade(m): 10:45pm On Jun 11, 2013 |
Finally, some sanity restored to the world. I'd love to hear what the white house has to say to this. Oh wait, its not Nigeria - its RUSSIA.......... 3 Likes |
Politics / Re: If Obama Is Not Kenyan, Then Michael Adebolajo Is Definitely Not Nigerian! by tdade(m): 12:45pm On Jun 10, 2013 |
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Politics / Re: Nigeria's Distabilisation Plot Seemed On Course by tdade(m): 9:44pm On Jun 09, 2013 |
Let's not forget that one of the main reasons the USSR fell was cause it was massively centralized. Had the regions/states had full autonomy over their resources, US and China would be child's play compared to the USSR today. |
Politics / Re: Nigeria's Distabilisation Plot Seemed On Course by tdade(m): 9:47pm On Jun 08, 2013 |
Katsumoto:The only thing that can save Nigeria is true federalism. Please, how do you suggest we achieve that, eh? The entire point of a break up is so we can have countries where the citizens are homogeneous and that will reduce the oppression significantly. |
Politics / Re: Nigeria's Distabilisation Plot Seemed On Course by tdade(m): 9:41pm On Jun 08, 2013 |
ShyM-X:Its all cause of oil. Scots, Welsh, English and Irish - they all have their own country..... Their own identity! Just imagine if we can have Biafran republic of Nigeria, Islamic republic of Nigeria and *insert SW's name here* republic of Nigeria all joint together as United Nigeria and operating a parliamentary system. The discovery of oil has been the bane of this country. |
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