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JIMOH IBRAHIM THE CHIEF ECONOMY SABOTAGE BY COMR. TOMIWA MATTHEWS Jimoh Ibrahim is a Nigerian lawyer, politician, businessman. He is the chairman and chief executive officer of Global Fleet Group, a diversified conglomerate based in Nigeria, with business interests and subsidiaries in neighboring West African countries but he lack maintenance culture, human management and discipline. Common sense is common but not common to common people in the case of Jimoh Ibrahim he lack common sense to maintain and sustain the huge business opportunity in his possession that was why he began to lost them one after the other. Below are the recent and the past update of Jimoh Ibrahim’s lack of discipline and why he should not be voted for SENATE IN ONDO SOUTHERN SENATORIAL DISTRICT come 25th of February 2023 and Why Jimoh Ibrahim should be rejected. 1, Nigeria Airways He bought the airline & get it grounded 2) Oceanic bank He killed the bank & send the M. D . Cecillia Ibru to prison 3) w

Kunle Adebayo Micheal 100 Level On October 1st, 1960, a group of diversified people of different religions, cultures, and traditions amalgamated to become Nigeria and gained independence from Britain, its colonial master. On October 1, 2023, Nigeria will mark 62 years since our heroes died fighting for freedom and independence, but have we truly achieved independence? The imposition of colonial rule on Nigeria brought the sour goodies of western tradition and religion, which have turned out to be a poison that is hindering us from gaining mental independence. We have imbibed and praised their imposed religion, "Christianity," while reprimanding and maligning the traditional religion that defines us. We have imbibed theiculture and tradition to the extent that our culture and tradition in areas such as our mentality of life, mode of dressing, speaking, history, etc. are dying. We have so much depended on what our great-grandparents and heroes passed fought against. W

ADEMOLA OMOSOLAPE MODUPEOLUWA DEMOGRAPHY AND SOCIAL STATISTICS PART 2 DSS/ FREEDOM NOT INDEPENDENCE As an independent country, Nigeria celebrates its independence day on the 1st of October. On this day all manner of fanfare is done to celebrate this commemorable day, the speech of the government of each state and the presidential address gives hope to every citizen of the country, even people from other countries join the country in the celebration of this great day but the question remains are we dependent or independent? Definitely dependent! What we are celebrating is the freedom we got from the slavery of the colonial masters and not independence. Independence is the state of not being reliant on others but reverse is the case in Nigeria. Starting from the point of our complete dependence in the educational sector. We need to continually rely on foreign research to get an update to our school curriculum. The syllabus of most courses taught in schools are totally outdated an

Name: Adeojo Samuel Oladeji Department: Economics Level: 400 Level Nigeria At 62: Dependence or Independence Nigeria had her political independence on October 1st, 1960 from the British Government, and ever since then, the full responsibility for the country's welfare was placed on the government and people of Nigeria. She turned 62 years old on October 1st of 2022. That is worth celebrating elaborately, not just seeing it as a norm. The country started with a population of roughly 43 million in 1960, but now, the country’s population has grown to about 180 million according to the 2010 population census. That, however, is where the majority of the country’s massive problems originated from, plus the fact that many of the leaders in the country, both the military and civilian governments, were enormously corrupt. Amidst all odds, if we decide to go back to how this country came to being, you will agree with me that Nigeria could be tagged as an independent count

NAME: BUSARI BARAKAT OLUWABUNMI DEPARTMENT: ECONOMICS LEVEL: PART 2 FOSSA ESSAY WRITING CONTESTS Nigeria at 62: Dependence or Independence? Nigeria is a state which is situated in the Western part of Africa and has said to have gained independence in October 1960 from the British Colonial master. Although Nigeria gained Independence in 1960, there were still some forms of intervention by the British colonial because the then Queen of England was still the Head of state with a Nigerian known as Alh. Tafawa Balewa began as the Prime minister. Nigeria gained its full independence by becoming a republican state in 1963, which led to the end of British intervention in the administration of the state. Since Nigeria became an independent state, Nigerians have been the decision-makers of the state and have handled every aspect of the country and policy formulation. Although the decision-making process belongs to just a few people, the fact is that it is purely Nigerian. Here are some of the th

NAME: UTIBE GODWIN GEORGE DEPARTMENT: INSTITUTE OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND DEVELOPMENT STUDIES LEVEL: 100L. NIGERIAAT 62: DEPENDENCE. On the 1st of October, 2022, Nigeria marked her 62nd Independence Anniversary. The Country gained her Independence from the British Colony on the 1st of October, 1960. Under normal circumstances, Sixty-two years in the life of a Nation, ought to be a milestone. It is however, disheartening, that the country is struggling with its current state of the economy. The Nigeria's population is estimated at over Two Hundred Million which means that, the country has both skilled and unskilled labour in abundance. Nigeria is rich in mineral resources and its population, also makes it a fertile ground for global trade. Sadly, even in her sexagenarian, Nigeria, like a vehicle struggling to climb a hilly road, is yet to achieve its potentials. Its large population, has to a large extent, become its weakness rather than its strength. The underdevelopment in the count