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THE OSWALD HANCILES COLUMN

INTER-CONNECTIONS: DEFORESTATION LEADS TO YOUTH UNEMPLOYMENT AND DANGEROUS POLITICAL CONFLICTS

" According to data taken from 2000 to 2005, Nigeria (has lost) 55.7 percent of their primary forests... Nigeria has the highest rate of deforestation in the world...From 1990 to 2010, Nigeria halved their forest cover... The annual rate of deforestation in Nigeria is 3.5%... The combination of extremely high deforestation rates, increased temperatures and decreasing rainfall... are all contributing to the desertification of the country. The carbon emissions from deforestation is also said to account for 87% of the total carbon emissions of the country". (Source: Food and Agricultural Organization of the United Nations). When I was in Nigeria in 2018, the executive director of the premier green NGO, the Nigeria Conservation Foundation, Aminu Kanu, was quoted in local media as saying that Nigeria has lost over 95% of its primary forests. My closest friend in Nigeria, now a communications and outreach consultant for the Nigerian Conservation Foundation (NCF) sent a release to me on World Environment Day, June 5, 2019 - raising alarms about rapid deforestation in southeast Nigeria. Is that information relevant to us in Sierra Leone? It is! Let's look at the situation in Nigeria a bit more.

Over 95% of the export of Nigeria - and its GNP - is petroleum. The economics, and politics, of Nigeria, hinges on the export of petroleum. All the fierce competition among the political elite of Nigeria is to get a bigger bite of the petroleum wealth. Nigeria is still ranked among the top ten poorest countries in the world, and over 60 percent of its people still live in poverty. So, what will happen when the importing countries - like the United States - have lower demand for petroleum as man-made Climate Change realities force them to change to 'green energy' and there is less easy money flowing into Nigeria?

Including the frightening situation of rapid deforestation in Nigeria, there is also accelerated desertification in Nigeria. The tropical rainforests are being speedily lost in the South of Nigeria, the desert is rushing to the South from the North of Nigeria: what will the about 200 million people in Nigeria do as man-made Climate Change worsen their scary environmental scenario?

SIERRA LEONE: MEANING OF DEFORESTATION

Sierra Leone is different from Nigeria only because of its land size (47,000 square kilometers of land to Nigeria's 900,000 square kilometers of land), and its population size (7 million people to Nigeria's 200 million)... and the lack of an advancing desert (but, with chilling vast swathes of its land transformed from forests into grassland all over the country, especially in the Northern Province).

Robinson Sesay Snr. (a.k.a. Big Brother) posted in the SLAVE SHIP-FREEDOM SHIP Group 4-Youth thus: "The alarming signs (of environmental degradation) are clearly being seen, even in Makeni where I live. For instance, my childhood neighbourhood was swampy; now no water around absolutely; and we are yet to see the rain. If checks are not put in place, this crisis... risks million of lives (being prematurely lost). Progressives (should) concentrate on matters of nature, not party politics".

Edward O. Conteh, Jnr. also writing in the SLAVE SHIP-FREEDOM SHIP Group 4-Youth forum, posted these words: "You go to the North and see the devastation going on in timber logging. That policy is as crude as the black man's civilization. No more forest in that part of the country, thereby worsening (ecological, agricultural, and economic...) situation...". There is reported to be intensified logging in Koinadugu and Karene districts in the Northern Province by largely Chinese companies. The last remaining forests in the Northern Province are only left in those two districts. It appears as if some people want to completely destroy what remains for the barely manageable livelihoods of the majority of already poverty-stricken people in the Northern Province of Sierra Leone.

If you have any sense of environmental degradation, you would cry when you drive through districts in the Northern Province - like Kambia, Bombali, and Tonkolili. You see largely grass!! What does it mean?

It means that with the forest cover gone, the soils have been made largely sterile. There is less agriculture yield for those who choose to do farming. Most youth choose not to continue farming on largely sterile soils. They migrate to the cities - Makeni, Freetown, Bo, Koidu, Kono, Kenema. But, especially Freetown.

In Freetown, they squat on any land available. They cram in slums. They engage in largely petty trading. They spend what little money they earn on fine clothes. They 'produce' babies. They are producing children who have to live tomorrow as adults; but they are living today as if there is no tomorrow. The National Medium-Term Development Plan (NMTDP) of the Bio Administration published in January, 2019, states that Sierra Leone has one of the fastest population growth rates in the world - at 4.3 percent growth rate between 2004 and 2016, the population of Sierra Leone spiked from 5 million people to 7 million people within about a 15 year period. The governing elite appear oblivious to this connection between deforestation in the country, spiralling population growth and massive youth unemployment... AND the politics of the country.

Apparently, Bintumani III did not make these interconnections: loss of forest cover leads to increased migration to cities; youth in cities have higher expectations and demand more from government; but in cities, they produce very little. Their expectations are fuel in the fire of political disenchantment of youth.

The educated elite are obsessed with getting the best jobs in cities. Jobs they expect government to miraculously create. Sierra Leone gets almost all its foreign currency through exports of diamonds, iron ore, titanium, bauxite.... Over the past fifty years, foreign currency earned by Sierra Leone have not been used to create industries; not even agro-processing facilities. It would be used to import largely consumables - from imported orange juice, rice, toothpicks, clothes... to cars, and marble for mansions by the rich. All the intense political conflict between the two parties that have governed Sierra Leone since 1957, the APC and SLPP have been competition for government jobs; the poisoned and ferocious political conflict between Southeasterners and Northwesterners... have been over competition to get jobs in government to buy these consumables. There is almost no political competition between the APC and SLPP over ideas to generate sustainable wealth. The tropical rainforests are taken as an infinite resource - like our diamonds and titanium. They are not.

As environmentalists like us write unceasingly about looming man-made Climate Change and the nightmarish scenarios being predicted by leading scientists and credible scientific institutions around the globe, the bureaucratic elite and political elite cocooned in their air-conditioned offices and posh homes in the mountains of Freetown act as if the urgency we write about is far removed from their comfort zones. We have to raise awareness on these interconnections before there are more conflicts and social and political explosions all over Africa; a relapse to a civil war in Sierra Leone.

At the United Nations General Assembly in 2018, Nigeria's president, Retired General Muhammadu Buhari, said that environmental degradation in Northern Nigeria have been a primary cause for the Boko Haram insurgency there; and a catalyst for the violence in Northern Cameroon, and Southern Chad. Credible scientists are predicting a dramatic increase in violent conflicts in Africa, and wars, as man-made Climate Change forces mass movements of people.

Africa must go into Green Preventative War Mode....! That's why I have been making this 'war cry': "$2trillion annually for man-made Climate Change Adaptation and Mitigation measures in Africa from the richest nations of the world". No country in Africa can mobilize the financial resources necessary to take timely mitigation and adaptation measures when man-made Climate Change gains momentum. Africa is not asking for aid. Africa has to demand Reparations for over three hundred years of the Atlantic Slave Trade. Another thing: demand for equity in the global economic arena can help to prevent worse case scenarios for Africa. My $2trillion demand from the richest nations of the world to Africa may appear outlandish. But, it's the best option out for Africa. It's not a panacea, but, it would enhance billions of trees being planted by Sierra Leoneans and Nigerians, and other Africans; including other green measures to be taken.

To the media: widely spread these green messages I put out . Sierra Leone, and Africa, are on a precipice.

On the Christiane AMANPOUR talk show on CNN, on June 4, 2019, the now world-famous 16 year old Swedish environmental crusader, Greta Thunberg, typically lashes out at adults in control of the politics and economics of the world who are "...stealing our future and selling it for profit". The soft-spoken Swede warns: "We will not let you get away with it anymore". We, the greens, the enlightened, will not let you get away with it anymore! The almost entirely over 50 years of age political class in Africa - including the President of Sierra Leone, Retired Brigadier Maada Bio- are being warned to ride the green wave or they are certain to be swept aside by a 'green youth-tsunami' building up. That's my message for WORLD ENVIRONMENT DAY - June 5, 2019.

I pause,

Oswald Hanciles, The Guru.

June 5, 2019

00:22 hours in Freetown, Sierra Leone

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The Latest: Nigeria urges vaccine to be available to all | World News

UNITED NATIONS (AP) — The Latest from the U.N. General Assembly (all times EDT):

8:15 p.m.

The president of Africa’s most populous country, Nigeria, is calling for the “uninhibited supply of safe and effective coronavirus vaccines for all.”

African nations have been outspoken in seeking the equitable distribution of any COVID-19 vaccine, while watching anxiously as some of the world’s richest countries strike deals with pharmaceutical companies to secure millions of doses of potential vaccines.

President Muhammadu Buhari warns that if the United Nations can’t marshal an inclusive response to the pandemic, then it “would have failed in its core mission of giving expression, direction and solution to the yearnings of the international community.”

The U.N.’s health agency, the World Health Organization, has said Africa should receive at least 220 million doses through an international effort to develop and distribute a vaccine known as COVAX.

But Africa’s top public health official has said the continent needs at least 1.5 billion doses, enough to cover 60% of the population for “herd immunity” with the two likely required doses.

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6:55 p.m.

Argentine President Alberto Fernández is asking the world to think beyond creating a vaccine that will help end the coronavirus pandemic.

In his prerecorded speech to the U.N. General Assembly on Tuesday, he challenged leaders to use the health crisis as a moment of inflection to find solutions for other scourges as well.

He says the world needs to “be capable of dreaming and creating a vaccine against social injustice, environmental destruction and discrimination.”

The center-left president also urged leaders to treat an eventual COVID-19 vaccine as a global public good accessible equitably to all countries.

Fernández said the planet is facing an “historic opportunity” to unite and that international cooperation “like we once knew how to do” is the only path forward.

His call echoes that of other Latin American leaders pressing for more solidarity among nations that have largely faced the pandemic on their own.

Argentina ranks 10th worldwide in the total number of COVID-19 cases. Some 640,000 have been diagnosed, and nearly 13,500 have died.

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5:40 p.m.

As the world’s leaders gather remotely this year for the U.N. General Assembly, something else looks unusual: All of the speakers on the first day are men.

As the schedule goes, it will take some 50 speakers before President Zuzana Čaputová of Slovakia gives prerecorded remarks Wednesday afternoon.

According to tradition, Brazil speaks first and the United States second at the U.N. gathering. After that, the world body says, “the speaking order is based on the level of representation, preference and other criteria such as geographic balance.”

Just two other women are set to speak Wednesday: Bolivia’s interim president, Jeanine Anez, and Simonetta Sommaruga, president of the Swiss Confederation.

Incidentally, the U.N. has never had a female secretary-general, though a spirited campaign pressed for one ahead of the selection of current U.N. chief Antonio Guterres.

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5:10 p.m.

Egyptian President Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi used his speech to the U.N. General Assembly to call for reforms at the world body, including finding new ways for countries to adhere to its resolutions and expanding the Security Council to better represent African nations.

In prerecorded remarks Tuesday, the leader of the Arab world’s most populous nation also slammed the international community for continuing to “turn a blind eye” to countries that support terrorism. While not naming any nation specifically, he accused countries of sending foreign fighters to neighboring Libya under the aim of “colonial illusions.”

In the past, El-Sissi has threatened military action against Turkish-backed forces in Libya. He again threatened to intervene to protect Egypt’s western border, warning that any breach “will be fiercely faced by Egypt in defense of its people.”

Libya has been plagued by chaos since a NATO-backed uprising in 2011 toppled longtime dictator Moammar Gadhafi. The country is split west to east with its major cities controlled by rival governments.

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4:30 p.m.

Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte has defended his drug crackdown and dismissed criticism from human rights advocates as he addressed the U.N.’s annual gathering of world leaders for the first time.

With the coronavirus taking a toll on the Philippines, the often brash Duterte struck a somewhat conciliatory tone about the organization he’s often criticized and at times threatened to leave.

Duterte said in a prerecorded video Tuesday for the U.N. General Assembly that “the Philippines values the role that the United Nations plays in its fight against the pandemic.”

He welcomed the U.N.’s launch of a relief fund and called on the international community to ensure potential vaccines are accessible to all.

He also expressed openness to “constructive engagement” with the U.N.

Duterte often lashes out at what he decries as international meddling in Philippine domestic affairs. Western governments and human rights groups call it justifiable alarm about an anti-drug crusade that’s left over 5,700 mostly poor suspects dead.

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4:05 p.m.

Colombian President Iván Duque is calling on the international community to reject Venezuela’s plans to hold a legislative election in December.

In a prerecorded speech for the U.N. General Assembly on Tuesday, Duque called the vote a “manufactured orchestra” that “looks to legitimize the dictatorship.”

He also highlighted a recent U.N. Human Rights Council report accusing Nicolás Maduro’s government of committing crimes against humanity, including torture and killings blamed on security forces.

U.S.-backed opposition leader Juan Guaidó has called on Venezuelans not to participate in the planned election to replace National Assembly lawmakers.

Maduro’s government has taken over several prominent opposition parties and barred numerous anti-government leaders from running.

The socialist Venezuelan leader is expected to address the U.N. gathering Wednesday. He is calling on the U.N. to send a mission to observe the vote.

Though about 60 U.N. members back Guaidó, the majority recognize Maduro.

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3:45 p.m.

France’s president says the coronavirus pandemic should shock nations into working together — and resisting a world order dominated by the U.S. and China.

Speaking Tuesday to the annual U.N. General Assembly, French President Emmanuel Macron decried the United Nations’ failure to vanquish the virus.

In a video recording from Paris, he said, “No country will come out of this ordeal on its own.”

He says the pandemic should be an “an electric shock” to encourage more multilateral action. Otherwise the world will be “collectively condemned to a pas de deux” by the U.S. and China in which everyone else is “reduced to being nothing but the sorry spectators of a collective impotence.”

Macron also warned Russia to reveal what happened to opposition leader Alexey Navalny and called for a U.N. mission to the Chinese region of Xinjiang, where Uighur Muslims have been held in camps.

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11:50 a.m.

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa is the first world leader at the United Nations” annual gathering to mention the Black Lives Matter movement.

“As a country that has known too well the anguish of institutional racism, South Africa supports the demands for swift actions against racism” whether it be perpetrated by companies, states or others, he said in his pre-recorded message to the U.N. General Assembly.

South Africa last year marked a quarter-century since the end of the racist system of apartheid, and Ramaphosa worked closely with Nelson Mandela, the country’s first Black president.

South Africa remains one of the most unequal countries in the world. Like many African nations, it has not escaped the problem of police brutality.

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10 a.m.

President Donald Trump says the United Nations must hold China “accountable” for failing to contain the coronavirus, which has killed about 200,000 Americans and nearly 1 million around the world.

Trump is accusing China of not sharing timely information with the world on the new disease in a taped address to the virtually gathered United Nations General Assembly.

Trump says: “The United Nations must hold China accountable for their actions.”

Trump is also using his address to tout a pair of recent international accords he helped to broker— one between Kosovo and Serbia and the other between the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain and Israel — as the United States “fulfilling our destiny as peacemaker.”

Trump has repeatedly used his appearances at the international gathering to oppose “globalization” and promote his “America First” foreign policy. His 2020 address is not different, as he admonished other nations that “only when you take care of your own citizens, will you find a true basis for cooperation.”

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People usually say that lawyers are poor but that proposition is not wholesomely true today. Trust me; there are thousands of lawyers in Nigeria that are making millions of naira every week from the legal profession. You may not agree with me now but after reading this article you will confirm it yourself.

Well, today I will be making a ranking of the top richest lawyers in Nigeria this 2020. To make this work more credible, I will not only make the list of the top richest lawyers in Nigeria; full details (including state of origin, age, school attended and net worth) of all the lawyers mention in this article will be made known to you.

Thus, if you really want to know the richest lawyers in Nigeria, this article contains the most reliable information on that topic. Without much ado, lets quickly see the current richest lawyers in Nigeria.

Below are the richest lawyers in Nigeria and their net worth: Adewale Tinubu – $700 million Afe Babalola, CON, OFR, SAN - $350 million Babatunde Folawiyo - $650 million John Olatunde Ayeni - $600 million Adewunmi Ogunsanya - $250 million Wale Babalakin SAN - $260 million Jimoh Ibrahim - $200 million Wole Olanipekun - $122 million Gbenga Oyebode - $120 million Femi Falana SAN - $80 million Chief Joe Kyari Gadzama SAN - $15 million If you wish to know more about the lawyers mention above, kindly check my article on the RICHIEST LAWYERS IN NIGERIA here

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Gizmodo and the Liberal World Order Decepticons Here’s another good one for you. Gizmodo is now sure that Vladimir Putin and his Russian minions created a veritable network powered by Twitter Decepticons aimed at presidential candidate Hillary (Mrs. Optimus Prime) Clinton. Here’s an initial look into who is really manipulating social media for evil. Now that the Trump-Putin conspiracy to turn the U.S.A. into a satellite of a new U.S.S.R. has been proven to be a hoax, it appears the liberal world order is turning up the stinky gas on Mr. Putin. Using a report provided by American cybersecurity company Symantec, Gizmodo was just sold to Great Hill Partners, an equity and venture capital fund run by CEO Christopher (Chris) Gaffney, who also happens to be the Director at Ikon Science Limited in the EU. Pertinent to my “Decepticons” introduction, Ikon Science has joined the National Oceanography Centre, Shell, BP and OEAGHG in an initiative to close the gap on the missing research available for Carbon Capture and Storage. Please digest this tidbit for a moment. Now that you suspect Gizmodo of pumping out propaganda against Russia’s energy and growth initiatives, let me add more fuel to any outrageous globalists fires I may have rekindled. An even more fascinating tidbit about Icon Science is the company’s dealings with a North Sea oil exploration outfit called Oilexco, which supposedly received (get this) 1 million barrels worth of oil in a program that led to supporting the regime of Sadaam Hussein. Back in 2004, the head of Oilexco, Arthur Millholland was under investigation but denied any culpability in such a program. Today, Millholland is in Nigeria at play for Canadian Overseas Oil. Even the U.S. State Department’s Radio Free Europe / Radio Liberty reported that every major and minor oil company in Iraq participated. Only the CIA broadcast network pointed the damning finger at Russian companies instead of our British and Canadian friends. Much has been claimed with regards to Twitter accounts like the @TEN_GOP banned by the social network. Gizmodo, POLITICO, and other elitist controlled media attempted to loop as many so-called “bot accounts” as they could to the independent St. Petersburg, Russia operation deemed “The Agency” by The New York Times’ Adrien Chen. On these points, as a specialist in social media and geopolitics, the ludicrousness of the Russian meddling connections are sad/hilarious. I was labeled one of the top so-called “Kremlin Trolls” back when the Euromaidan coup erupted in Kyiv, Ukraine. The idea that a cohesive Russian influence attack cannot be taken seriously. My book on the subject, Putin’s Praetorians sheds light on the real dissenters against westward NATO movement and Big Brother. You can trust in this, as a first adopter of every social media platform ever launched if Vladimir Putin was ordering Trump into office my social media accounts would be stronger than Lady Gaga’s. People who do not know what they are talking about are pulling the proverbial wool over the public’s eyes. Twitter “bots” are a function of shady digital business, more than espionage tools so-called “experts” suggest. The problem with Washington’s, London’s, Paris’, and Berlin’s troll theories is shortsightedness. Look at this. Since the creation of startups like MySpace, the now-defunct Netscape (later Propeller), Digg, Facebook, and another 200 failed ones, digital experts and marketing gurus have sought to manipulate the users of social communities. I know because it was part of my job description as a technology writer to evaluate them. Later on, PR and marketing companies solicited me to take a more active role in “influencing” these communities. Since 2008, when a noted technology celebrity suggested I start a PR firm on the merits of my expertise, social media has been a key to the success of my companies and those which we represented. Russian business people, even officials, are not doing anything western business and government have not already perfected. Take my word, or leave it, Russian social and digital strategy is a billion lightyears behind what APCO Worldwide, Waggener Edstrom, and other huge PR firms meet out. I know this because we were a part of the ecosystem that “trained” the big firms to migrate to digital. But let’s move on to a simpler subject, the idea those pesky Ruskys are deploying their Decepticons against the innocent simple people. To simplify my story here, if the reader will simply Google the “Top Twitter bots,” he or she will find listed Twitter growth tools like TweSocial, the tweet bot Jarvee, and dozens more designed to help marketers expand following, reach, and so forth. You can trust that anything that is massively popular in social media was paid for, even including that viral video with millions of views. The geniuses that advise the U.S. Congress and parliaments in Europe cry about alleged Russian bots, when American marketers praise lists and lists of Twitter accounts they say social media “loves” – take the 1.1 million Tweets of @RealHumanPraise and a line of automated #PraiseFOX Tweets. Another bot account that Tweets other bot messages still posts the popular vote difference in between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump to selected #hashtags like #Istillcantbelieve #NeverForget, #BabyPresident, Impeachment, and so on. Somebody in the liberal world order camp must have failed to unplug the automatic Hillary weeping. The problem with all these “investigations” is that there is no objectivity. The alleged “researchers” are only looking for ammunition to support their narrative. From the U.S. Congress to Number 10 Downing Street, nobody wants to hear the truth – leaders only want the PR hook. It’s high time our leadership employed some authentic expertise, gurus who can answer the question “Why is a service called discoverbot.com recommending the best Twitter bots to follow?” Better still, why aren’t super cybersecurity companies reporting to Washington on the 15% of Twitter users shown to be bots by the likes of Mozilla and others? The people voted to represent us in government, the businesses that get them elected, the entire bureaucratic spaghetti mess running the world cannot even grasp how EVERYBODY is gaming the system. Here’s a description that shows how sophisticated these bots can be. This shows the blatant, out in the open arrogance of companies aligned with marketing in the west. Tweet Attacks Pro just comes out and advertise circumvent Twitter rules. “After following the people, the bot will then unfollow the non-active users or those who did not follow back. By doing this, the bot will be hardly detected as it operates just the way other humans operate, but it does it effectively without consuming your time.” I could spend the better part of a month laying out how unscrupulous marketers, content distributors, shady bloggers and journalists, and 1,000’s of companies in the digital space game the social media system, as well as the traditional media spectrum. Instead, I suggest the reader do his or her own research. Like I said previously, the idea that anybody in power is really relying on objective research is a joke. Take the case of Amazon using bots to influence public opinion and decisions concerning their low wage to workers. The reader has not heard of this “influencing” effort by the world’s richest man’s company, I know. We live in a world where the Democratic National Convention can be rigged, and when the manufactured villain of the day is to blame. The “pot calls the kettle black” on the front page of the New York Times, and nobody in America cares. The easiest deception of all is to operate in plain sight while convincing the victims that a manufactured enemy is to blame. Think about all this until our next research into who really manipulates social media for evil.

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Check Out Top 5 Most Successful States In Nigeria

Nigeria is one of the most developed, modern and rich countries in Africa. Unfortunately, this wealth is spread unevenly across all the states. Some states are doing really well and bring in a lot of money into the Nigerian budget, while others are far behind in economics. Which makes it rather easy to tell, which state is the richest state in Nigeria. So, if you’re interested in this information, here is a list of the richest states in Nigeria. To determine the richest state in Nigeria 2017, we will rate them by their GDP – Gross Domestic Product. It is an index, that shows the sum of the value of all the products the state has produced over the year. So, based on this criterion, here is a top of the richest states:

1. Lagos state ($33.679 billion)

This southwestern state is rather small (about 3,600 km2), and yet it is the richest state in Nigeria. Even if it was an independent country, it would have the fifth largest economy in Africa, and it is still growing. Although the state has its capital situated in Ikeja, its financial and cultural center is situated in Lagos – one of the biggest metropolises in Nigeria, its population exceeds 15 million people.

2. Rivers state ($21.073 billion)

Rivers state is the second most wealthy state in Nigeria, mainly because of the oil and gas industry. Large oil sources, first found in Oloibiri, made it the richest oil state in Nigeria, while its capital, Port Harcourt, has become a major center of its export. This southern state produces more than 60% of the oil in Nigeria. This production led the state to create a great infrastructure and to further develop the industry.

3. Delta state ($16.749 billion)

This state is one of the richest states in Nigeria because it has both developed oil industry and a great agricultural industry. It is also located in the south of the country, meaning that it has an open outlet to the sea. This makes the business in this area much simpler, which leads to such a high GDP there.

4. Oyo state ($16.121 billion)

Oyo state is known to be a crossing-over point of a lot of financial operations. The first university in Nigeria is located in its capital, Ibadan, which has obviously helped to raise the state’s status and prosperity. The first skyscraper was also built in this beautiful city, which marks all the craftsmen and overall talented guys, that come from this region.

5. Imo state ($14.212 billion)

Imo is another oil state, which is obviously a profitable business. Another great source of income for this state comes from its capital Owerri. It is known as an entertainment center, and it is filled with beautiful hotels. It is also a trading center of the state, known for various agricultural product commerce.

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THE OSWALD HANCILES COLUMN

Climate Change War & the African’s Inferiority Complex

All sane national leaders, religious leaders, business leaders…. now agree that Climate Change is an existential threat to the human race. Is US President Donald Trump not sane then? Trump has pulled the United States out of the 2016 “Paris Agreement” (The Paris Agreement is within the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), dealing with greenhouse-gas-emissions mitigation, adaptation, and finance. It was signed by 196 countries in 2016. The Paris Agreement's long-term goal is to keep the increase in global average temperature to well below 2 °C above pre-industrial levels: this could substantially reduce the risks and effects of Climate Change). Trump trumpets the need for “America First” (Read: to sustain the American lifestyle of GLUTTONY), while justifying the United States’ continual use environmentally-unfriendly fossil fuels. In the Climate Change War Trump is the enemy. To me, Climate Change’s ramifications for Africa is another intensification of the physical war, psychological war, economic war… that Europeans/Americans have waged on Africans for about 600 years now – starting with four centuries of the Atlantic Slave Trade, almost a century of European colonialization of Africa; and the skewed global economic systems rigged against Africa that African countries have been coerced to be part of. Yoked by chronic inferiority complex, the response of Africa’s leadership to the nightmarish scenarios being predicted for Africa is one of begging the West, hoping that through spasmodic speeches in international fora, the conscience of the West would be touched, and the West would dramatically change centuries-old mindsets and economic systems.

Africa’s “Begging” War Strategy “Most crises usually have a variety of festering causes and effects. It is the failure to address them early and effectively that lead to out-of-control conflicts....”: those were the words of the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Retired General Muhammadu Buhari, at the 73rd General Assembly of the United Nations at New York.

Buhari at the UN in 2018 said: “... Climate change remains one of the greatest challenges of our time. Very close to us at home, it is our lot in Nigeria, together with our neighbours around the Chad Basin, to live with the climate change consequences of a drastically shrunk Lake Chad and the parching up of otherwise fertile arable lands…. (Lake Chad’s) shrinking meant loss of livelihoods and they are now rendered poor and vulnerable to the activities of extremists and terrorist groups. The instability thus caused in the sub-region intensified internal displacements leading, among other consequences, to intense economic competition especially between farmers and herdsmen…”

Many credible Nigerian analysts are likely to be derisive of Buhari’s citing of Climate Change as a “root cause” of the festering violence in the Northeast of Nigeria. They could cite as “root cause” the 50 years of Northern Hausa-Fulani domination of Nigeria’s politics; the near-institutionalized predatory lifestyle of the Nigerian political elite which Buhari has futilely tried to tame; and the governing elite’s crude insensitivity to the plight of the majority, that which has resulted in about 60% of Nigeria’s 200 million people living in poverty today, making petroleum-rich Nigeria “the poverty capital of the world”. For Africa to have the moral authority to demand the urgently-needed massive Climate Change funding from the West and China - my ideological demand is “$2 trillion annually for Climate Change Adaptation and Mitigation measures in Africa from the richest nations of the world” - the Big Lies being spouted by too many of Africa’s leadership must be burst: bad governance; Political Tribalism; corruption, etc. must be part of the enemies within Africa to be fought in the Climate Change War.

President Bio on “Renewable Energy” “…(Sierra Leone)… needs public and private investment for commercial and industrial use, powering hotels, agriculture, and small-scale manufacturing. My country is endowed with significant renewable energy resources in solar irradiation, coastal and offshore wind, minihydro, and bioenergy... My government is seeking collaboration between local companies and US engineering companies that have proven experience in working on PowerAfrica funded LNG-Power projects in Africa…”: the words of Sierra Leone’s President, Retired Brigadier Maada Bio, at the same United Nations meeting addressed by Retired General Buhari.

Just after the UN Assembly in New York in 2018, an American journalist interviewed President Bio in the US. She asked about commercial logging which is resulting in the rapid loss of Sierra Leone’s tropical rainforests. President Bio responded that the loss of tropical rainforests because of commercial logging would be mitigated by significant reforestation programme. I was shocked by the President’s ignorance on issues that touch on the tropical rainforests. Some 60% of world’s genetic materials are found in tropical rainforests. One tree in, say, Koinadugu District, can be host for twenty to fifty species. When you chop down that one tree, you destroy the home for all the other species that would be dependent on it. You cannot just say in a cavalier manner - like the Chief Minister in the Bio Administration, Prof. David Francis, has been saying - “Cut one tree and plant three trees”: for the genetic materials lost in one tree in the tropical rainforests could take hundreds of years to return, likely, they could be irreversibly lost. Guess what? It is the genetic materials in our rainforests that can be used as ‘bargaining chips’ for the other needs of Sierra Leone that Sierra Leone is asking for assistance for: that has been my thirty-years-long ideological thrust.

The Chronic Inferiority Complex of the African

Africans burdened by centuries of inferiority complex are less likely to believe what I write, or, take action on my writings. Since the early 1980s when I waded into environmentalism while in Liberia; since 1987 when I was the brain/CEO of the Save My Future Conservation Society in Liberia; then in green projects in Nigeria and Sierra Leone in the 1990s, my ideological emphasis has been to use the reality of global warming to seek redress for the four centuries of the Atlantic Slave Trade; to stimulate justice in the global economic systems that have been rigged against Africa.

“... Climate change represents a nightmare scenario for the future of the people of the world's poorest continent (Africa!), according to the official preparing a top-level report… (The Stern Review) states ….Small rises in temperature and reductions in rainfall could 'tip the balance' and lead to severe water shortages and reductions in crop yields… These could fall by as much as 30 per cent by the 2050s…..Sir Nick's remarks comes on top of one by…Christian Aid, which suggested that up to 182 million people in sub-Saharan Africa could die of diseases directly attributable to climate change by the end of the century…”(SOURCE: Climate change will be catastrophe for Africa http://www.independent.co.uk/environment/climate-change-will-be-catastrophe-for-africa-478375.html; written by Paul Vallely ; Monday 15 May 2006).

A 2017 Thompson Foundation report warns that “Africa is at highest risk of major economic blow from future climate threats”: “Countries most dependent on agriculture are at risk of experiencing changes over the next 30 years and face the biggest costs with the effects of the extreme weather, according to a global climate index…. Sub-Saharan Africa is home to 17 of the 20 countries most economically reliant on agriculture in the world”. The National Medium-Term Development Plan (NMTDP) of the Bio Administration launched in January, 2019, states that about 60% of the workforce of Sierra Leone is in agriculture; and agriculture constitutes 65% of Sierra Leone’s GDP. These African countries also “lack the resources” to cope with Climate Change caprices. Another thing, while agriculture yields are predicted to nosedive, the figures on those who must be fed would spike. The aforementioned Report states: “Countries which are most exposed to climate change are also those projected to experience the greatest growth in population between 2015 and 2050, Verisk Maplecroft said. (SOURCE: http://www.reuters.com/article/us-agriculture-climatechange-idUSKBN14802K). According to the NMTDP, Sierra Leone’s 3.2% growth rate is one of the highest in the world. Climate Change Apartheid

“ The world is on course for ‘climate apartheid’, where the rich buy their way out of the worst effects of global warming while the poor bear the brunt, a UN human rights report said on Tuesday (June 25, 2019)…. President (Donald) Trump has …presided over an aggressive rollback of environmental regulations, and is actively silencing and obfuscating climate science," Alston wrote. (SOURCE: https://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/world/in--climate-apartheid---rich-will-save-themselves-while-poor-suffer--un-report-11660530).

In the August 18, 2019 edition of the “GPS” show on CNN by Fareed Zakaria, former Irish President, Mary Robinson, said this: “The rich pollute; the poor pay”. Robinson called for global justice. In GREENLOVE magazine published by SAMFU in 1987, the cover story I wrote as Editor called for a “Marshall Plan” for Africa. ‘Nar thirty year ar done take way are dae tuk en rite di thing way waiteman dae tuk tidae. Una yeri now O!!’

African demands courageous leadership and bold vision. Even if Africa adopts the best of environmentally-friendly ways – like planting trees; by using environmentally-friend energy, etc. – the urgency and magnitude and COMPLEXITY of the Climate Change problems would mean hardly any country in Africa have the financial and intellectual resources to put in place Climate Change Adaptation and Mitigation measures in proportion to the complex challenges. Africa must unite. What the Bio Administration has embarked on – revoking some foreign mining licenses to bring Justice and equity in the mining industry – can ONLY be sustainably successful when the issue is addressed by a UNITED POSITION OF AFRICA.

In a war, there are enemies and friends. In the Climate Change War, the enemy is not as obvious as it was during the Second World War when the Allied nations of Britain, Russia, France, United States… had visible enemies of Germany, Italy, and Japan. The enemies in the Climate Change War are amorphous – they could be US President Donald Trump, or, the presidents of Nigeria and Sierra Leone; or, a predatory elite who think they could escape the worst effects of Climate Change by being lukewarm in providing leadership for environmentally-friendly action. Or, the enemy could be the IDEAS that have gotten humanity to the Climate Change precipice – ideas of racial superiority; ideas of racial inferiority among the black race; ideas of zero-sum-war-game of capitalism.

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#1 Who’s the current speaker of the home of consultant in Nigeria in 2019?

Answer: Femi Gbajabiamila

#2 Who’s the current Akwa Ibom State governor in 2019?

Reply: Udom Emmanuel

#3 Who is the present speaker of Akwa Ibom State house of Meeting in 2019?

Reply: Aniekan Bassey

#four Who’s the current Nigerian senate president in 2019?

Reply: Senator Lawan Ahmed

#5 Is June 12 democracy day in Nigeria?

Answer: Yes, June 12 is officially the Nigerian democracy day.

#6 Is Nigeria a member of the Organization of Islamic company OIC?

Answer: Sure, Nigeria is formally a member of the OIC.

#7 When was Nigeria admitted into the group of islamic company?

Answer: Nigeria secretly turned a member in 1986 in the course of the Babangidas administration.

#eight What is the ruling political get together in Nigeria this 2019?

Answer: The ruling get together in Nigeria this 2019 is the All Progressive Congress

#9 Who is the current Abia State governor in 2019?

Answer: Dr. Okezie Ikpeazu

#10 What is the richest state in Nigeria this 2019?

Reply: The richest state in Nigeria this 2019 is Lagos State, with a GDP of $33,679 Billion.

#11 Who is the current chief justice of Nigeria in 2019?

Answer: Tanko Muhammed

#1. Who shaped the first political social gathering in Nigeria? Reply: Herbert Macauley

#2. What was the first political social gathering in Nigeria? Reply: Nigerian Nationwide Democratic celebration (NNDP)

#three. Who’s the current president of Nigeria? Reply: Muhammadu Buhari

#4. Who’s the present vice chairman of Nigeria? Answer: Prof Yemi Osibajo

#5. What does the eagle in the Nigerian coat of arm symbolize? Answer: Power

#6. What do the 2 horses on the Nigerian coat of arm characterize? Answer: Dignity

#7. What was the black defend within the Nigerian coat of arm stand for? Answer: Nigerian’s fertile soil

#eight. What does the white shade in Nigerian flag stand for? Answer: Peace

#9. What does the green colour in Nigerian flag characterize? Answer: Forests and ample natural wealth of Nigeria

#10. Nigeria is split into how many geopolitical zones? Reply: Six (6) geopolitical zones: North East, North West, North Central, South East, South West and South South.

#11. What was the first capital metropolis in Nigeria? Answer: Calabar

#12. What is the capital of Nigeria Now in 2019? Reply: Abuja

#13. Who’s the current Nigerian Deputy Senate president? Answer: Senator Ovie Omo-Agege

#14. What’s the identify of Nigerian senior national staff in football? Answer: Tremendous Eagles

#15. When did Nigerian Golden eaglets win the world under-17 FIFA world cup Answer: 1985, 1993, 2007, 2013

#16. Who was the first female vice chancellor in Nigerian university? Answer: Grace Alele Williams

#17. Who gave Nigeria her identify: Reply: Flora Shaw

#18. Who designed the Nigerian flag? Reply: Michael Taiwo Akinkunmi

#19. Who was the first man to purchase a automotive in Nigeria? Reply: Bob Jensen

#20. Who was the primary lady to buy a automotive in Nigeria? Answer: Funmilayo Ransome Kuti

#21. Who was the primary lady to drive a automotive in Nigeria? Reply: Funmilayo Ransome Kuti

#22. What is the first TV station in Nigeria? Answer: Western Nigerian Government Broadcasting Company (WNTV) in 1959

#23. When was Nigeria shaped?Answer: 1914

#24. Where was crude oil first found in Nigeria? Reply: Oloibiri Oilfield, situated in Oloibiri in Ogbia LGA of Bayelsa State

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#25. Who was the first Nigerian to turn out to be a Noble Laureate? Answer: Wole Soyinka

#27. What is the premier university in Nigeria? Answer: University of Ibadan

#28. Who’s the minister for schooling in Nigeria? Reply: Adamu Adamu

#29. Who is the present chief justice of Nigeria? Answer: Tanko Muhhamed

#30. When did Nigeria have her unbiased? Answer: 1st October 1960

#31. When Did Nigeria turn out to be a republic? Reply: 1st October 1963

#32. When was the primary army coup carried out in Nigeria? Answer: 1966

#33. How many native Government do we’ve got in Nigeria? Answer: 774

#34. Who is the primary Nigerian president? Reply: Dr Nnamdi Azikiwe

#35. Who was Nigerian first government president? Answer: Alhaji Shehu Aliyu Shagari

#36. Who was the Nigerian first prime minister? Answer: Abubakar Tafawa Balewa

#37. What’s the largest continent on the earth? Reply: ASIA with population of 3,641,000,000 whereas Australia &#zero38; Oceania is the smallest continent

#38. What are the 5 Oceans on the earth?

Answer: Pacific Ocean, Atlantic Ocean, Indian Ocean, Southern Ocean, Arctic Ocean

#39. What is the full which means of UNICEF? Answer: United Nations Worldwide Youngsters’s Emergency Fund

#40. Who is the current Senate President in Nigeria? Answer: Senator Bukola Saraki

#41. Which country’s flag known as the Union Jack? Answer: Nice Britain

#42. When did Nigeria turned a Republic? Reply: 1963

#43. What is centenary? Reply: 100 years

#44. What is Nigeria? Reply: Nigeria officially the Federal Republic of Nigeria, is a federal constitutional republic comprising 36 states and its Federal Capital Territory, Abuja. Nigeria is situated in West Africa and shares land borders with the Republic of Benin within the west, Chad and Cameroon within the east, and Niger within the north.

#45. Who gained the 2015 Nigerian presidential basic election? Answer: Basic Muhammadu Buhari

#46. Who gained the 2019 Nigerian presidential basic election? Reply: Common Muhammadu Buhari

1>>1. Who shaped the first political social gathering in Nigeria? A obasanjo B osama C obi D Herbert Macauly

Reply is – D

2. What was the first political social gathering in Nigeria?

A APC B PDP C NNDP D AD

Reply is- C

3. Who is the current president of Nigeria?

A. Obasanjo B. Saraki C. Buhari D. Jonathan

Answer is- C

4. Who’s the current vice chairman of Nigeria?

A. Osibanjo B. Atiku C. Peter obi D. Namadi sambo

Reply is- A

#5. What does the eagle within the Nigerian coat of arm characterize?

A peace B Terror C. Agriculture D. Power

Reply: D

6. Representative democracy is greatest characteristic by (A) free elections and proper registers of voters (B) a politically educated citizens (C) rule by the curiosity group (D) correct constituencies and an actual selection of candidates

Reply is- A

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7. While political events purpose at forming a government, strain teams purpose at (A) inflicting social unrest (B) influencing governmental selections (C) controlling nation’s financial system (D) getting staff to unite

Reply is- B

eight. When the citizens vote for representatives who in flip vote on their behalf we say it’s (A) an oblique election(B) an unfair election (C) a disputed election (D) a rigged electron

Reply is- A

9. An election which is carried out to fill a vacant seat in a legislature known as a (A) by election (B) basic election (C) referendum (D) plebiscite

Reply is- B

10. Which of these nations does NOT operate a federal constitution (A)USA (B) Nigeria (C) Canada (D) France

Reply is- D

11. The main advantage of the secret poll is that (A) it’s quicker than other techniques (B) no one could be prevented from voting (C) it ensures the anonymity of each voter (D) losers can ask for one other secret voter

Answer is- C 12. In a one social gathering state (A) there are not any free residents (B) the communist celebration is the one authorized social gathering (C) the ruling get together is the one authorized celebration (D) elections to be legislature are held at the social gathering’s conferences

Reply is- B 13. A cupboard system of presidency is practiced in(A) Britain and Canada (B) the soviet union (C) all European Nations including Britain (D) the United State of America

Reply is- A 14. A proclamation by the top of state ending a session of parliament is known as (A) a dissolution (B) an adjournment (C) a prorogation (D) a devolution

Reply is- A 15. The structure of the federal republic of Nigeria (A) promotes unity in variety (B) permits for the dominance of the minority ethnic groups (C) concentrates governmental power at on one degree of presidency (D) ensures the dominance of 1 political get together.

Reply is- A 16. The switch of authority to native government council is called (A) delegation (B) fusion (C) fragmentation (D) devolution

Reply is- A 17. The principle of anonymity of civil servants signifies that they (A) are usually not the servant of a specific authorities(B) are educated for the duties they perform(C) are credited or blamed for any thing they do (D) they’re seen however not heard

Reply is- D 18. The six registered political parties in Nigeria in 1982 have been (A) UPN, NPN, PPA, PPP, NPP, and NAP (B) UPN, GNPP, NAP, PRP, NPP, NPN, (C) NPN, UPN, NPP, PRP, PPP NNDP, (D) NPC, GNPP, PRP, UPN, NPP and PPA

Answer is- D 19. Which of the next is NOT a strain group in Nigeria (A) farmers (B) the Nigerian union of academics (NUT)(C) Nigeria medical affiliate (NMA) (D) educational employees union of college (ASUU)

Reply is- A 20. The N.C.N.C despatched a delegation to London in 1947 to protest towards the (A) burns constitution (B) Richards constitution (C) Littleton structure (D) Macpherson constitution

Answer is- C 21. A well-liked coverage of colonial administration in British west Africa was (A) affiliation (B) oblique rule (C) paternalism (D) assimilation

Answer is- A 22. The first governor-general of colonial Nigeria was (A) sir, Hugh Clifford(B) sir James Robertson (C) lord Lugard(D) sir Ralph moore.

Answer is- C 23. The primary army government in Nigeria was headed by (A) Basic Yakubu Gowon, (B) Common Agunyi Ironsi (C) Common M. Mohammed (D) Common O. Obasanjo.

Reply is- D 25. The supreme organ of the U.N O is the (A) common meeting (B) secretary basic (C) world courtroom (D) world financial institution

Reply is- A

MAJOR ACRONYMS AND FULL MEANING OF MAJOR INSTITUTIONS IN NIGERIA(UPDATED 2019 LIST)

SARS means Particular Anti Theft Squad

ECOWAS means Financial Group Of West African States

NANS means Nationwide Association Nigerian College students

NUJ means Nigerian Union Of Journalists

NASU means Non Educational Employees Union

NDA means Nigerian Defense Academy

SAN means Senior Advocate Of Nigeria

NA means Nigerian Military

PDP means Peoples Democratic Social gathering

APC means All Progressive Congress

CAN means Christian Affiliation Of Nigeria

NYSC means Nationwide Youth Service Corps

PHCN means Power Holding Firm Of Nigeria

NIPOST means Nigerian Postal Service And Telecommunication

WAEC means West African Examination Council

CBN means Central Financial institution Of Nigeria

NICON means Nationwide Insurance coverage Firm Of Nigeria

GCE means Basic Certificate Of Schooling

NURTW means Nationwide Union Of Street Transport Staff

EFCC means Economic And Financial Crime Commision

FRSC means Federal Street Safety Commision.

ASUU means Educational Employees Union Of Universities

ASUP means Educational Employees Union Of Polytechnics

JAMB means Joint Admission And Matriculation Board

NAN means News Company Of Nigeria

NAFDAC means National Agency For Food And Drug Administration And Control.

INEC means National Unbiased Electoral Commission

Current affair 2

1. Conventional rulers have been restricted to ceremonial rules by the native government reforms of a. 1966 b. 1976 c. 1984 d.1987

Answer is- B

2. A parliamentary system, who ensures that members are in the house to vote on main points a. Celebration leaders b. Speaker of the Home c. Clerk of the House d. Whip

Reply is- B

three. A system by which no single individual serves as the chief government is called

a.Republican b. Revolutionary c. Collegial d. Parliamentary

Reply is- D

four. A social system through which energy is derived from management over land known as a. Oligarchy b. Feudalism c. Socialism d. Welfarism

Reply is- B

5. Indirect rule refers to state of affairs by which a. the rulers are topic to the supreme laws of the land. b. Legal guidelines are supreme c. The judiciary is unbiased d. The British authority rule via our local elites

Answer is- D

6. An necessary principle of the civil service is a. Authoritarianism b. Anonymity c. Nepotism d. Partisanship

Answer is- B

7. Which of these structure recognized native government as the third tier of government a. The 1946 Structure b. The 1960 constitution c. The 1963 structure d. the 1979 structure

Answer is- D

eight. A condition for judicial independence is the appointment of judges by the

a. Civil service fee b. Judicial service Commission c. Low Evaluation Commission d. The 1979 constitution

Reply is- B

9. The minorities Commission appointed in Nigeria in 1957 advocate that a. More states must be created within the federation b. No more states ought to created before independence c. Nigeria ought to revert to a unitary construction d. the legislature should Legislate for the minority areas e the minorities ought to constitute one state

Reply is- A

10. The second army coup detat in Nigeria befell on a July 15, 1966 b. October 1, 1966 c. July 29, 1966 d. July 29, 1975 e. February 13, 1976

Reply is- A

11. Considered one of these was in existence earlier than the outbreak of the second world warfare a. The OAU b. The League of Nations c. The UNO d. The Commonwealth of Nations e. ECOWAS

Reply is- D

12. An necessary benefit of making more structure in a federal state is to a. Improve the Peoples participation b. Enable formidable Politicians achieve political power c. Make the states achieve more energy from the federal government d. Curb the excess of the federal government.

Reply is- D

13. Underneath the Presidential system a. The social gathering with nearly all of seat varieties the Government b. There’s the principle of collective duty c. The president might come from any of the events d. The states take instruction from the federal authorities

Reply is- C

14. Public opinion is necessary as a result of it a. Tells authorities what action it should take b. Lets government know what the individuals want c. Permits Police to handle crisis d. Moms the minorities in resource lean areas e. Guarantees peoples freedom and rights

Answer is- B

15. Bicameral legislature exists a. The place two cameras are used to watch courtroom proceedings b. To stop the focus of power on legislative home c. To offer jobs for extra politicians d. To make sure that just laws are passed

Answer is- D

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16. Africans have been first elected to the legislative council in British West Africa in

a. Ghana b. Sierra Leone c. The Gambia d. Nigeria

Answer is- D

17. One of the features of the Ministry of exterior affairs is the a. Deportation of unlawful aliens b. Issuance of Passports c. Protection of the Country’s Borders d. Promotion of national pursuits

Answer is- D

18. The chief of the Northern Peoples congress a. Yakubu Maitama Sule b. Abubakar Tafawa Balewa c. Aminu Kano d. Ahmadu Bello

Reply is- D

19. The thought of democracy started with the a. Romans b. Pensions c. Egyptians d. Greeks

Reply is- D

20. Within the Marxist principle, those that stay by promoting their labour are referred to as a. Bourgeoisie b. Proletariat’s c. Feudal lords d. Slaves

Answer is- B

21. Which of the following is NOT a suitable means of attaining democracy? a. Referendum b. Recall c. Initiative d. Riots

Reply is- D 22 The department of government accountable for implementing laws is the a. Executives b. Legislature d. Police

Reply is- A

23. In a democracy, sovereignty is vested in a. The group b. Public officers c. Judges d. The top of State e. The Legislature

Reply is- A

24. Common Grownup Suffrage means all a. Adult residents can vote b. Citizens vote c. Certified residents can vote d. Literate residents can vote e. Adult males can vote

Answer is- C

25. A bill that applies to the entire inhabitants and is intended to promote the overall welfare is known as a. A personal invoice b. A decree c. An Appropriation bill d. A public deal e. An edict

Reply is- C

Current affair three

(1) A human group that is often cohesive and homogeneous is (A) nation (B) kinship (C) clan (D) nation

Answer is- D

(2) Which of the next made the earliest contact with the Nigerian society ? (A) British (B) Portuguese (C) French (D) German

Answer is- B

(3) Beneath the 1963 republican structure,the president exercised ?(A) judicial power (B) government energy (C) nominal energy (D) concurrent powers

Answer is-B

(four) The principal of federal character was first enunciated within the

Answer is- D

(5) Between 1960 and 1966 Nigeria was governed beneath the (A) presidential system (B) Westminster system (C) Confederate system (D) unitary system

Reply is- B

(6) One major factor that differentiate the presidential from the parliament system

(A) separation of energy (B) judicial independence ( C) passage of payments (D) social gathering system

Reply is- A

(7) A serious function of the policy of deregulation in Nigeria is the

(A) enthronement of market forces mechanism (B) growing dominance of the financial system by the state (C ) proliferation of public cooperation (D) monumental improve in direct overseas investment

Answer is- A

(9) A serious issues that distinguishes strain teams from political events is (A) membership (B) the target (C) the voting pat tern (D) the ideology.

Answer is- B

(10) Equality earlier than the regulation is element of (A) separation of powers (B) checks and balanced (C ) the rule of regulation (D)constitutional regulation

Answer is- C

(11) A regulation passed by the legislature and assented to by the chief is

(A) an act (b) a presidential proclamation(C). A decree (D) a legislative order

Answer is- A

(12) The rules of checks and balances empowers the judiciary to

(A) invalidate the actions of other arms (B) administer the legal justice system (C) abrogate the regulation (D) apply the regulation

Answer is- A

(13) In a parliamentary system, the time period shadow cupboard is usually used to check with

(A) again benchers in the home (B). Deputy prime minister and assistant ministers

Reply is- D

(14) The elemental assumption on which the thought of the rule of regulation is predicated is (A). Supremacy of the structure (B)rationality of human being

Answer is- A

(15) Affiliation whose primary curiosity is to affect public policies without trying to seize state power are

(A) communal group (b) trade union (c) political parties (D) strain group

Reply is- D

(16) Unilateralism in Nigeria overseas coverage entail

(A) Africa being the center piece of Nigeria overseas policy (B) Non-aligned posture in worldwide affairs

(17) The set of policies on the idea of which nations work together with each other is known as (A) diplomacy (B) overseas coverage

Answer is- B

(1 ) After the defeat of Germany in world warfare 1, her former colonies have been administered underneath the league Of nation as

(A) occupied territory (B) belief territories. (C)crown colonies (D) protectorates

Reply is- A

(18) The Nigeria – Cameroon crisis over Bakassi peninsula occurred proudly owning to the interpretation of the treaty of 1913 and the (A) resolution of OAU (B) Maroua accord (C) choice of the ECOWAS (D) choice of the international courtroom of justice

(19) The primary Nigeria chief to turn into chairman of organization of African unity was: (A) Tafawa balew a (B) murtala muhammed (c) yakuba gowon. (D) aguiyi ironsi

Reply is- D

CURRENT AFFAIR 4

1. The army coup of July 25, 1975 which topped basic Yakubu Gowon from energy occurred when he was attending which essential event? a. OAU Summit in Kampala b. UN Common Meeting in New York c. Assembly of Heads of States of ECOWAS in Monrovia d. The Olympic Video games

Reply is- A

2. Which of the following political parties did not participate in the 1979 Basic Elections in Nigeria? a. Unity Get together of Nigeria b. Nationwide Get together of Nigeria c. Social Democratic Social gathering

Answer is- C

three. Alhaji Shehu Shagari was sworn in as President of the Federal republic of Nigeria in 1979 by

a. Justice Fatai Williams b. Justice Adetokunbo Ademola c. Justice Salihu Modibbo Alfa Belgore d. Justice Isa Mohammed

Answer is- D

4. The British took over Nigeria via a. Negotiation (b) Bargaining c. Warfare (d) The Sea

Reply is- C

5. Which of the next courts served as the very best judicial organ for Nigeria up till 1963? a. Supreme courtroom b. Federal Courtroom of Attraction c. Appellate courtroom d. The privy council

Reply is- A

6. What was the primary objective of the Sir Henry Willinks Fee of Inquiry? a. To approve the independence of Nigeria b. To allay the fears of minorities in Nigeria c. To amalgamate Northern and Southern Nigeria. d. To make Lagos a British colony

Reply is- B

7. Into how many local government areas is Nigeria formally delineated? a. 654 (b) 650 (c) 820 (d) 774

Answer is- D

8. Laws made by State government are referred to as a. Edicts (b) Bye regulation (c) Acts (d) Lower

Reply is- A

Reply is- C

10. Which of these men introduced indirect rule in Nigeria? a. Mungo Park b. Dr. Nnamdi Azikiwe c. Lord Lugard d. Sir James Robertson

Reply is- C

11. Politics is an act for a. Man to control himself b. Man to create government c. States to regulate its future d. Man to determine others

Answer is- A

12. A serious difficulty that distinguishes strain teams from political events is a. Membership (b) objective (c) voting patterns (d) ideology

Answer is-B

13. A nation consists of people with a. Widespread history b. Widespread ancestry c. A shared set of values d. A,B, and C above

Reply is- D

14. A totalitarian state is predicated on a. Multi-party system b. Complete protection of civic rights c. The totality of the state processes d. Coercion because the instrument of government

Answer is- D

15. A political concept that defines the beliefs, attitudes and values of a society is known as a. Political socialization b. Political tradition c. Political transformation d. Referendum

Answer is- C

16. The agent of political socialization usually considered an important is (a) Family (b) Peer group (c) faculty d. Churches and Mosques

Reply is- A

17. A political ideology that defines a system of societal organization through which the state control the commanding heights of the financial system known as (a)totalitarianism (b)communalism (c) socialism (d) communism

Reply is- C

18. Through which of the next nations is governmental powers most fused? a. Nigeria b. U.s. of America c. France d. Canada

Answer is- D

19. Which of the next greatest describes French colonial coverage in Africa?

(a) coverage of association (b) coverage of indiference (c) policy of hostility (d) coverage assimilation

Answer is- D

21. The citizens is usually understood to seek advice from:

(a) elected members of the nationwide assembly (b) elected members of the state houses of meeting

(c)candidates who can contest elections (d) those residents certified to vote at elections

Answer is- D

22. In a parliamentary system of presidency, the perform of the top of state and the head of government are vested in

(a) the internal cupboard (b) an individual

(c)two totally different individual s (d) the ministerial council

Reply is- D

23. In a modern democracy , the last word source of sovereignty is the (a) legislature and government (b) judiciary (c) ruling political get together (d) individuals

Answer is- D

The coat of arm of Nigeria has a black defend with two white stripes that come collectively, just like the letter ‘Y’.

This ‘Y’ SYMBOL characterize the 2 important rivers flowing via Nigeria: that are the two well-liked rivers generally known as: River Niger and River Benue.

The black defend symbolize Nigeria’s good earth. Whereas the 2 horses on each sides of the coat of arm symbolize dignity.

The eagle symbolize Strenght, while the green and white bands on the highest of the shied characterize the wealthy Agricultural land of the nation.

Whereas the yellow flower at the base of the Coat of arm are Costus spectabilis, which is Nigeria’s national flower.

The flag of Nigeria was designed in 1959 and first formally hosted on 1st October 1960.(which is Nigeria Nationwide Unbiased Day)

The inexperienced bands symbolize the forests and ample natural wealth of Nigeria whereas the White band stands for peace. Nevertheless, what you need to know is that, the designer of the flag was a scholar from IBADAN, Micheal Taiwo Akinkunmi.

THE HISTORY AND PAST LEADERS IN NIGERIA: NIGERIAN CURRENT AFFAIRS 2019

Nigeria is a rustic which has the very best population in Africa continent. Which is proved by the 21st to 25th March, 2006 inhabitants census.

Nigeria’s population was estimated to be about 140,000,000 individuals.(100 and forty Million)

Nigeria, which is formally generally known as The Federal Republic of Nigeria, stands as a boarder, Benin Republic on the west, Cameroon on the east, Gulf of Guinea on the south, Niger to the north.

Presently, Nigeria is made up of 36 STATES and the Federal Capital Territory (FCT). With 109 senatorial districts, 360 federal constituencies, 990 state constituencies, 774 local governments, 8810 wards.

This are the names of Nigeria former colonial masters. They’re, Sir Frederick Lord Lugard, who ruled from 1900 to 1919.

Sir Hugh Clifford, Who ruled from 1919 to 1925.

Sir Creamer Thompson, who dominated from 1925 to 1931.

Sir Donald Cameroon, who dominated from 1931 to 1935.

Sir Bernard Bourdilion. who ruled from 1935 to 1943.

Sir Anthony Richard. Who dominated from 1943to 1948.

Sir John McPherson. Who dominated from 1948 to 1958.

Sir James Robertson. Who ruled from 1958 to 1960.

The Nigeria first indigenous Governor Basic and additionally the primary Ceremonial President is: Dr Nnamdi Azikwe.

The first prime minister in Nigeria is: Alhaji Abubakar Tafawa Balewa.

The primary millitary head of state in Nigeria is: Basic Aguiyi Ironsi.

The primary government President of Nigeria is: Alhaji Shehu Shagari.

The primary army president in Nigeria is: Common Ibrahim Babangida.

#1. Point out the new service chiefs in Nigeria

Reply:Basic Abayomi Gabriel Olonishakin- Chief of Defence Employees;

Lt-Common T.Y. Buratai- Chief of Army Employees;

Vice Admiral Ibok-Ete Ekwe Ibas- Chief of Naval Employees;

Air Marshal Sadique Abubakar – Chief of Air Employees

#2. Who is the present INEC chairman?

Answer: Mahmud Yakubu

#3. Who’s the present NAFDAC Director Common?

Reply: Paul Orhii

#four. Who is the present Inspector Basic of police?

Reply: IGP Solomon Arase

#5. Current chairman of the African Union

Answer: Robert Mugabe

#6. Who’s the secretary Common of the united nations

Answer: Ban Ki-Moon

#7. Who is the current minister of schooling?

Reply: Anthony Onwuka

#8. Mention 5 rivers in Nigeria that share their names with a state.

Answer: Rivers- Benue, Niger, Osun, Kaduna, Ogun, Sokoto, Cross River, Imo

#9. What was the primary political social gathering in Nigeria?

Reply: Nigerian Nationwide Democratic celebration (NNDP)

#10. Who’s the present president of Nigeria? Answer: Muhammadu Buhari

#11. Who’s the current vice chairman of Nigeria? Answer: Yemi Osibajo

#12. What does the eagle in the Nigerian coat of arm symbolize? Answer: Power

#13. Point out 5 previous senate presidents of Nigeria.

Reply: Dr Nnamdi Azikiwe, Evan Enwerem, Chuba Okadigbo, Anyim Pius Anyim, Adolphus Wabara, Ken Nnamani, David Mark #14. What do the 2 horses on the Nigerian coat of arm symbolize? Answer: Dignity

#14. What was the black defend in the Nigerian coat of arm stand for? Reply: Nigerian’s fertile soil

#16. What does the white color in Nigerian flag stand for? Reply: Peace

#17. What does the inexperienced colour in Nigerian flag characterize? Answer: Forests and ample natural wealth of Nigeria

#18. Who is the present minister of finance?

Answer: Kemi Adeosun

#19. Who’s the present minister of defence?

Answer: Monsur Dan-Ali

#20. Nigeria is split into how many geopolitical zones?

Reply: Six (6) geopolitical zones

#21. What was the primary capital city in Nigeria? Reply: Calabar

#22. Who’s the present minister of FCT? Answer: Muhammadu Bello

#23. Who is the current Nigerian Deputy Senate president? Reply: Senator Ike Ekweremadu

#24. When did Nigerian Golden eaglets win the world under-17 FIFA world cup Answer: 1985, 1993, 2007, 2013, 2015

#25. Who gave Nigeria her identify: Answer: Flora Shaw

#26. Who designed the Nigerian flag? Reply: Michael Taiwo Akinkunmi #27. Which nation gained the last world cup?

Reply: Germany #28. Who was the primary man to buy a automotive in Nigeria? Reply: Bob Jensen

#29. Who was the first lady to drive a automotive in Nigeria? Reply: Funmilayo Ransome Kuti

#30. What is the first TV station in Nigeria? Reply: Western Nigerian Authorities Broadcasting Corporation (WNTV) in 1959

#31. Who’s the current CBN Governor? Reply: Godwin Emefiele

#32. The place was crude oil first discovered in Nigeria? Reply: Oloibiri Oilfield, situated in Oloibiri in Ogbia LGA of Bayelsa State

#33. Who was the primary Nigerian to grow to be a Noble Laureate? Answer: Wole Soyinka

#34. Who’s the Nigerian present speaker of home of Meeting? Answer: Yakubu Dogara

#35. Who’s the minister for petroleum assets in Nigeria? Reply: President Muhammudu Buhari

#36. Who’s the present chief justice of Nigeria? Answer: Mahmoud Mohammed.

#37. When was the Nigerian Naira launched? Answer: 1st January 1973

#38. When was the first army coup carried out in Nigeria? Answer: 1966

#39. What number of native Authorities do we’ve in Nigeria? Reply: 774

#40. Who’s the primary Nigerian president? Reply: Dr Nnamdi Azikiwe

#41. Who was Nigerian first government president? Answer: Alhaji Shehu Aliyu Shagari

#42. Who was the Nigerian first prime minister? Answer: Abubakar Tafawa Balewa

#43. What is the largest continent on the earth? Reply: ASIA with inhabitants of three,641,000,000 whereas Australia &#zero38; Oceania is the smallest continent

#44. What are the five Oceans on the earth?

Reply: Pacific Ocean, Atlantic Ocean, Indian Ocean, Southern Ocean, Arctic Ocean #45. What is the full which means of UNICEF? Reply: United Nations Worldwide Youngsters’s Emergency Fund #46. When have been the foreign money notes launched?

Reply: 100 naira:1999, 200 naira in 2000, 500 naira in 2001 and 1000 naira on October 12, 2005.

#47. What number of ministers do we have now in Nigeria?

Reply: 38

#48. Who is the current Senate President in Nigeria? Answer: Senator Bukola Saraki

#49. Which country’s flag is known as the Union Jack? Answer: Great Britain

#50. With which nations does Nigeria share boundaries? Reply: Nigeria is situated in West Africa and shares land borders with the Republic of Benin within the west, Chad and Cameroon within the east, and Niger within the north

51# What are the highest 3 political parties in Nigerian fourth Republic ?

Answer: the highest three political events in the fourth republic is

PDP- peoples democratic get together

APC -All Progressive Congress

SDP- Social Democratic Social gathering.

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