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Lagos Council, Nigeria Union of
Journalists. THE Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ),
was founded on March 15th 1955 in Lagos,
 the then Capital City of the Federal Republic
of Nigeria. It has presently a registered constitution with the Federal Ministry of Labour and Productivity.  MORE

 



Mind-Boggling Scenarios:  Instinctively, decision makers and students of strategic planning always consider three (3) scenarios (i.e. best case, probable, and worst case scenarios), before proffering, or implementing any solutions, no matter how brilliant, or workable their ideas might seem. But then, none of the top contenders for Nigeria’s presidency, some of them, ex-Heads of military dictatorships in Nigeria, MORE
 

Democratising Blasphemy: (Custom-Designed Blasphemy):
It is as downright wicked, mindless, uncharitable, insensitive, and satanically callous to reward an ugly, toothless, bald-headed, hunch-backed, and bow-legged Californian teenage girl convalescing from anthrax, with such silly gifts like a diamond-studded electronic toothbrush,  MORE

The Making Of Illiterate Graduates & Graduate Illiterates:
“We are a nation that specialises in ignoring leprosy while we invest enormous energy in curing ringworm”.
From all indications, for Chief (General) Olusegun Aremu Mathew Obasanjo (GCFR; pss; fss), President, Commander-in-Chief, and ultimate decision maker in Nigeria, with no strings attached to the predicament of the educational system of the country that he rules. MORE

Minister of Information & Orientation: Frank Nweke Jnr., with chairman NUJ Lagos State Council, Wahab Oba and other members.  MORE


Flagging off Media Games 2006: unfolding the Mascot at the National Stadium, Lagos. MORE





Ndagene Akwu, President NUJ National- (A big Lip) : Mrs Toro Oladapo NAWOJ Chairperson and Wahab Oba, Lagos at June 12 annivassary MORE

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