AKINYEMI ADESEYE
Nigerians scramble to get a bag of rice from wife of President Goodluck
Submitted by Akinyemi Adeseye on Thu, 09/30/2010 - 16:41
The United Nigeria Campaign: A call for a Sovereign National Conference
Submitted by Akinyemi Adeseye on Wed, 09/29/2010 - 15:33The Exploitation of Nigerians by the Nigerian embassy in Venezuela!: A shocking tale!
Submitted by Akinyemi Adeseye on Sat, 09/25/2010 - 17:42What If IBB and co win(s) the 2011 elections?
Submitted by admin on Thu, 09/02/2010 - 13:46For a while there have been loads of buzzes about IBB and co (Atiku etc) return to the political scene, many have gone over the roof saying we don't want him, we don't need him and all that. People have gone as far as creating groups on Facebook, twitting and all that to form a campaign against his return. This is and are all good steps to showing our displeasure with his evil regime while in office. But I have always looked at this from a very different perspective.
Nigeria: Build the Struggle for Grass Roots Democracy and Independence in the Social Movements!
Submitted by Akinyemi Adeseye on Tue, 05/18/2010 - 21:54We Nigerians have to wake up from our collective slumber and realise that our present, which is a failure, is a result of our “sidon-look” attitude in the past and our future would be the same if we fail to act today, now! We need to emancipate ourselves from mental slavery, none but ourselves can free our minds, as Haile Selassie I said.
Change in Nigeria: Religion, Tribalism and Archaic cultural practices
Submitted by Akinyemi Adeseye on Fri, 05/07/2010 - 03:25Religion, tribalism and archaic cultural practices are the three biggest destructive forces of our nation till date.
From closed and misguided identifications with a tribe to various forms of affiliations with a religion to upholding various outdated and stagnant cultural practices, our nation has been defined. Over the years we have been plagued with tribal wars, crises and killings
The World Owes Us Nothing!
Submitted by Akinyemi Adeseye on Fri, 05/07/2010 - 01:43Permit my exercise in tautology to state for the umpteenth time and as we all know that Africa has been mostly stagnant if not receding and also has been plagued over the years with political and socio-economic mishaps; poor governance, poverty, illiteracy, underdeveloped and undeveloped in some areas and volatility in many areas. Over the years many scholars have deduced that our
'We are heirs of the world’s revolutions’ :Lessons from Thomas Sankara,
Submitted by Akinyemi Adeseye on Thu, 05/06/2010 - 03:15
‘We are heirs of the world’s revolutions’ :Lessons from Thomas Sankara, (December 21, 1949 – October 15, 1987) the leader of Burkina Faso’s popular revolutionary government from 1983 to 1987. ----
It is very vital to look at the role that we Africans play in our own liberation, and the role of the “liberal” Western imperialisms in thwarting them.
An Open Letter to Acting President Goodluck Jonathan.
Submitted by Akinyemi Adeseye on Wed, 05/05/2010 - 02:47I, Akinyemi Adeseye, a Nigerian national currently residing in Ecuador would like to use this medium to bring to your notice the unfair and nonchalant treatment that has been meted to Nigerians living in this region by sections of our ministry of foreign affairs and the national immigration service regarding the new e-passport renewal.
What If IBB and co win(s) the 2011 elections?
Submitted by Akinyemi Adeseye on Wed, 05/05/2010 - 02:20For a while there have been loads of buzzes about IBB and co (Atiku etc) return to the political scene, many have gone over the roof saying we don't want him, we don't need him and all that. People have gone as far as creating groups on Facebook, twitting and all that to form a campaign against his return. This is and are all good steps to showing our displeasure with his evil regime while in office.
