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Ghana and Nigerian firms
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THE government of Ghana has been on a mission to lure Nigerian firms to relocate to Ghana. This is in a bid to attract investors from abroad and by so doing shore up its flagging economy in the wake of macro-economic problems resulting from a devastating global economic meltdown. Kokomansion: What does it stand for? -030709 By Busayo Ojo I was elated when I saw the heading of the write-up by Ier Jonathan in The Guardian of Wednesday, May 20, 2009 about "Dbanj's Kokomansion and Nigerian Womanhood'. Without reading the body of the discourse, I was happy that at least there are people who still have a sense of morality and decency which has not been corrupted by the quest for fame, money and material pursuit. |
Oath-taking in Nigerian politics
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By Reuben Abati "Okija goes to Ogun state! They say all of you in Ogun state take oaths. So where did you take your own? ". Andy Uba: Time to review an ambition -030709 By Levi Obijiofor WHEN the Supreme Court justices dismissed in the second week of June 2009 Andy Uba's application which asked the court to reinstate him as the official winner of the controversial 2007 governorship election in Anambra State, the justices also expressed their irritation at, and dissatisfaction with, Uba's endless attempts to ask the court to change its previous decision on the same subject. That dismissal was the third in as many months. |
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