Letters - Page 92

SIR: Where are the crazy Nigerian politicians? I expect some of the not- too-popular political parties in Nigeria would be full of “crazy” people. I mean positively crazy like the Green Party

THE article titled ‘The Buhari of my personal experience’, written by Ambassador Ignatius Olisemeka was published in full in The Guardian of Friday, February 6, 2015. Part of it was erroneously published

SIR: Since electioneering commenced, politicians are strategising to convince the electorate by making spurious promises at political rallies. At the campaign venues “rented crowd” of miscreants parade themselves as party supporters. Most

SIR: It is appalling and disheartening the rate at which girls, especially underage are defiled by sexual attackers in the country. Incessant defilement and rapes have become a national issue that must

Be the change you wish to see in the world – Mahatma Gandhi SIR: Attaining development requires deliberate planning and careful implementation, sustained over a period of time. The vision must be

SIR: Though the task of policing the borders is quite challenging, the Nigerian Customs Service, NCS, is blessed with officers and men who have the requisite competence to deal with smuggling. Then,

SIR: Nigerian streets are notorious for blaring sirens. Siren symphony in blues punctuates my sleep. Towards the later part of every week, the sound bears a shrill omen that pervades my bedroom.

SIR: This is a campaign for better governance – a better nation. I watched in consternation how the various political parties are promising jobs creation for the teeming youths. It prompts one

SIR: Among all the states in Nigeria, Abia has experienced the worst governance since the new democratic dispensation from 1999, and the situation has become even traumatic in the last eight years

SIR: I am surprised how these people are moved by the overwhelming crowd and supporters that welcomed Buhari/Osinbajo to all their campaign rallies everywhere. A litmus test of the imminent change looming