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A colleague of mine in the University of Abuja was fond of saying that the problem with Nigeria has to do with basic issues that the elite class competes on in the process of struggle for the allocation of the nation’s scarce resources for their selfish reasons.

Read more: Nigeria’s Memorandum of Misunderstanding

> Nigeria’s Memorandum of Misunderstanding

A colleague of mine in the University of Abuja was fond of saying that the problem with Nigeria has to do with basic issues that the elite class competes on in the process of struggle for the allocation of the nation’s scarce resources for their selfish reasons.

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The second republic was ushered in in 1979 with excitement for some of us who were making the transition between secondary education and higher level. In Kaduna where I hail from, the elections in 1979 saw the ascendency of the radical Peoples Redemption Party (PRP) into the Government House even while most other elections including into Senate, House of Representatives as well as Kaduna State House of Assembly were dominated by the National Party of Nigeria (NPN), a more organized and politically sophisticated version of the tragedy that we have today called the PDP.

Read more: The ‘Red Cap’ and politics of Kano

> The ‘Red Cap’ and politics of Kano

The second republic was ushered in in 1979 with excitement for some of us who were making the transition between secondary education and higher level. In Kaduna where I hail from, the elections in 1979 saw the ascendency of the radical Peoples Redemption Party (PRP) into the Government House even while most other elections including into Senate, House of Representatives as well as Kaduna State House of Assembly were dominated by the National Party of Nigeria (NPN), a more organized and politically sophisticated version of the tragedy that we have today called the PDP.

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Saturday 15th December, 2012 will certainly go down in history as the day the nation and especially most of us from Kaduna state will continue to remember with sober reflection. It was the day that the cold hands of deaths snatched one of our best people and leaders, the Governor of Kaduna State, Sir Patrick Ibrahim Yakowa, following a tragic helicopter crash on his way back from a burial ceremony in Bayelsa state.

Read more: Patrick Ibrahim Yakowa: Exit of a colossus

> Patrick Ibrahim Yakowa: Exit of a colossus

Saturday 15th December, 2012 will certainly go down in history as the day the nation and especially most of us from Kaduna state will continue to remember with sober reflection. It was the day that the cold hands of deaths snatched one of our best people and leaders, the Governor of Kaduna State, Sir Patrick Ibrahim Yakowa, following a tragic helicopter crash on his way back from a burial ceremony in Bayelsa state.

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The year 2012, in my view, was a very difficult year in terms of the series of negative incidents that have faced the Nigerian people and nation. This is not to say there were no occurrences that, to a reasonable extent, could be said to be positive.

Read more: 2012 in perspective

> 2012 in perspective

The year 2012, in my view, was a very difficult year in terms of the series of negative incidents that have faced the Nigerian people and nation. This is not to say there were no occurrences that, to a reasonable extent, could be said to be positive.

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I think one of the legacies that Nigeria would miss when Sanusi Lamido Sanusi is finally done with the Central Bank of Nigeria as its Governor is the frank talk that we have not seen in any seen in any CBN Governor from Aliyu Mai-Bornu to Charles Soludo.

Read more: So much ado about Sanusi’s comment

> So much ado about Sanusi’s comment

I think one of the legacies that Nigeria would miss when Sanusi Lamido Sanusi is finally done with the Central Bank of Nigeria as its Governor is the frank talk that we have not seen in any seen in any CBN Governor from Aliyu Mai-Bornu to Charles Soludo.

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