Nafata Bamaguje: THE 9/11 MOSQUE PROVOCATION 

It is not a enough that Jihadists killed thousands of Americans on 11th September 2001. It’s not enough that Americans are regularly targeted by violent Islamists in their own country (Nidal Hassan, Faisal Shahzad, Abdulmutallab etc). It’s not enough that Americans bend over backwards to accommodate unreasonable demands by Muslims who refuse to integrate but instead indulge in stealth Jihad to creepingly impose Sharia. It’s also not enough that several American Muslim groups (CAIR, ISNA etc) are fronts for the fundamentalist Muslim Brotherhood that is sworn to destroy America from within.

To face PDP/other tyrants is obedience to God – So go on Governor Amaechi. There is a local proverb in my tongue saying ‘thrones are benches covered in velvet’. Like any political profiteering-merchants, these could lose the precious human affection for our money they itch to fleece, if true.

Governor Amaechi, my LGA is in Rivers State (RS) you govern from Oct 2007 to date. RS is a core of the Niger Delta (ND) – Nigeria ’s bakery of wealth. So make a difference. You are in best position for most RS Citizens to thank God for! A peck of justice desires us to renew all proximities.

Nigerians Have Met Enemies of Nigeria, Enemies Of Nigeria Are Nigerians! Written by Paul I. Adujie

Who are we as Nigerians? What exactly do we stand for these days?  Nothing perhaps? Nigerians are now fanatical about Arsenal , Liverpool and Manchester United etc; all clubs of the English Football Association, as if these teams are Nigerian teams! Our Super Eagles have no wins, and so, they are no longer attractive, our teams have lost their luster.

Nigeria's General Elections Is Jan. 2011 ; Where Are The Candidates, Manifestoes? Written by Paul I. Adujie

Nigerians and Nigeria now have barely four and a half months to a general elections scheduled for January 2011. And so, after 50 years of flag-political independence from British illegal colonial regime, Nigerians and Nigeria is facing a wonderful opportunity to start afresh and anew, better and greater.

During these past several days, there were newsworthy events in Nigeria and the Cameroons, two events with national and international consequences, including adverse publicity for both nations with common borders. First, it was the disbandment of the Super Eagles, the premier member and arrowhead of Nigerian Football Association. The Super Eagles was Nigeria’s representative at the ongoing World Cup fiesta in South

The Court of Appeal sitting in Port Harcourt has ordered that Bayelsa Deputy Governor, Peremobowei Ebebi, impeached by the state House of Assembly should be reinstated pending the determination the matter. The Deputy Governor was removed by 18 of the 24 members of the House including the Speaker. The political situation in the state following Ebebi’s impeachment had been moving at a supersonic speed as Governor Timipre