The latest on oil prices impacted by the situation in the Niger Delta and Nigeria's oil on CNN, also an interview with Sandi Cioffi, Director for the documentary, "Sweet Crude."
The corruption is fuel by multi-nationals and their owners. Nigerian govt is forced by thesame people to through a trade law set in the 1950s to 60s by the British. They refused to re-set that law and trade terms with the clause that are in it. why is there no fair trade in any trade in the 3rd world? Do you care? who cares? In Scotland UK this same companies(north sea) bend the laws and go away with it. want can nigeria and its govt do?
"Census is a big joke... if you want to go from one village to the other in the North, you can go miles without seeing anybody..Agriculture does n't go with them, so how then did they get the population, the money that they say they are contributing more to the revenue of this country. It's the same lie that has been told to the Rivers people, that we are going to save you from the headache, from the "oppression" of the East, come along." --- Benjamin Adekunle. Daily Sun, Friday June 2, 2006.
they always mention my beloved country my beloved what.u proud of u r beloved countrty raggdy country,which im a nigerian also.but never proud of this country call nigeria.
Nigeria is an unnatural, unstable and unprogressive country in which the religious and aristocratic class of its Islamic North has been imposed on the other components since the British left in 1960. In 47 years, it has never conducted a free and fair election or allowed legitimate electoral systems to be accomplished. Its yet to conduct a standard census while its Islamic leadership rejects lasting calls for a sovereign national conference. It's sustained 62 years of genocide against Biafrans.
"Although (Niger) delta oil brings in more than 80 percent of Nigeria's hard currency, the delta's seven million residents are among the poorest in the nation." ---- New York Times. June 13, 2002.
if ppl aren't gonna help then don't put it on the news. I think people put these kind of stuff on the news to make there on lives feel special and better than the ones that are struggling.
This is the dumbest thing I have evr heard. Mourons have no idea of what to with this country.
emanny1986 5 months ago
The corruption is fuel by multi-nationals and their owners. Nigerian govt is forced by thesame people to through a trade law set in the 1950s to 60s by the British. They refused to re-set that law and trade terms with the clause that are in it. why is there no fair trade in any trade in the 3rd world? Do you care? who cares? In Scotland UK this same companies(north sea) bend the laws and go away with it. want can nigeria and its govt do?
kuroyoroki 10 months ago
Today i am a victim of the corruption of Nigerian politicians.
phillipelawfirm 1 year ago
"Census is a big joke... if you want to go from one village to the other in the North, you can go miles without seeing anybody..Agriculture does n't go with them, so how then did they get the population, the money that they say they are contributing more to the revenue of this country. It's the same lie that has been told to the Rivers people, that we are going to save you from the headache, from the "oppression" of the East, come along." --- Benjamin Adekunle. Daily Sun, Friday June 2, 2006.
Biafrans7 2 years ago
biafra is the answer
tweenthyfourseventow 2 years ago
they always mention my beloved country my beloved what.u proud of u r beloved countrty raggdy country,which im a nigerian also.but never proud of this country call nigeria.
tweenthyfourseventow 3 years ago
Nigeria is an unnatural, unstable and unprogressive country in which the religious and aristocratic class of its Islamic North has been imposed on the other components since the British left in 1960. In 47 years, it has never conducted a free and fair election or allowed legitimate electoral systems to be accomplished. Its yet to conduct a standard census while its Islamic leadership rejects lasting calls for a sovereign national conference. It's sustained 62 years of genocide against Biafrans.
Biafrans7 3 years ago
"Although (Niger) delta oil brings in more than 80 percent of Nigeria's hard currency, the delta's seven million residents are among the poorest in the nation." ---- New York Times. June 13, 2002.
Biafrans7 3 years ago
Africans have to suffer so we get cheaper oil...
This oil should be invested in their people and country...
langbay2005 3 years ago
if ppl aren't gonna help then don't put it on the news. I think people put these kind of stuff on the news to make there on lives feel special and better than the ones that are struggling.
EVM3point0 3 years ago