AO Ajetunmobi abdsalm@aol.com Submitted on 2012/02/18 at 3:04 pm The IMF has twenty-four directors, each of whom represents a different global constituency—Nigeria is a constituent part of the IMF. However, whether or not the IMF was instrumental in the removal of the oil subsidy, the fact remains that most countries with current account deficits tend […]

AO Ajetunmobi abdsalm@aol.com Submitted on 2012/02/14 at 5:14 pm Of course things are hard in Nigeria. But there is also another side of the coin, in relation to having a nostalgia for Buhari. For instance, in the first twelve months of Buhari’s military regime: – over one million workers were dismissed from their jobs; – […]

[Dr. Layi/Lati Opawoye and Dr. Abdasalam Ajetunmobi drew me into their social networks and I've not only been greatly educated from them but they - the networks AND the gentlemen - have greatly enhanced my Blog.  I've gotten tons of information through an 'Old Boys' from a certain Southwestern Nigeria high school network, about one of […]

[There have been various write-ups lately on corruption as a war that cannot be won in Nigeria after Transparency International reported how Nigeria’s rating had gotten worse.  When The Guardian carried Laolu Akande’s report of November 9 stating how civil servants stole N3b through bribery last year, this Blog reproduced the story as http://emotanafricana.com/2011/11/09/corruption-a-war-that-cannot-be-won-in-nigeria/.  Like […]