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"Our ambassadors have no business remaining in their respective countries of postings," sniffed Alhassank Kpaki, minister of state for foreign affairs. While Nigeria would appear to have become an international pariah overnight, it's been in Since independence in 1960, there have been 10 Nigerian heads of state--seven of them military dictators who came to power through World renowned bribes and pyramid recently led Gen. Colin Powell, the former chair of Joint Chief of Staff, to call Nigeria a nation of scammers." The national carrier Nigeria Airways has an abysmal safety record, suffering under poor government management. At least 75 passengers were feared dead yesterday when a Boeing 737 crashed on landing in the north. The Central Bank earlier this year seized 17 banks that had gone broke and scores of others are suffering due to corruption and a lack of foreign investment. "After the last two decades of the fantastic growth of corruption...people just feel you might as well get on the gravy train," said Larry Diamond, a Nigerian specialist and senior research fellow at Stanford University's Hoover Institute. The oil industry, which accounts for 80 percent of Nigeria's export income, has crumbled under pro-democracy movements such as the one led by Saro-Wiwa and his minority Ogonis, who say their oil-rich southern lands have been destroyed by the industry.
"Our ambassadors have no business remaining in their respective countries of postings," sniffed Alhassank Kpaki, minister of state for foreign affairs. While Nigeria would appear to have become an international pariah overnight, it's been in Since independence in 1960, there have been 10 Nigerian heads of state--seven of them military dictators who came to power through World renowned bribes and pyramid recently led Gen. Colin Powell, the former chair of Joint Chief of Staff, to call Nigeria a nation of scammers." The national carrier Nigeria Airways has an abysmal safety record, suffering under poor government management. At least 75 passengers were feared dead yesterday when a Boeing 737 crashed on landing in the north. The Central Bank earlier this year seized 17 banks that had gone broke and scores of others are suffering due to corruption and a lack of foreign investment. "After the last two decades of the fantastic growth of corruption...people just feel you might as well get on the gravy train," said Larry Diamond, a Nigerian specialist and senior research fellow at Stanford University's Hoover Institute. The oil industry, which accounts for 80 percent of Nigeria's export income, has crumbled under pro-democracy movements such as the one led by Saro-Wiwa and his minority Ogonis, who say their oil-rich southern lands have been destroyed by the industry.
"Our ambassadors have no business remaining in their respective countries of postings," sniffed Alhassank Kpaki, minister of state for foreign affairs. While Nigeria would appear to have become an international pariah overnight, it's been in Since independence in 1960, there have been 10 Nigerian heads of state--seven of them military dictators who came to power through World renowned bribes and pyramid recently led Gen. Colin Powell, the former chair of Joint Chief of Staff, to call Nigeria a nation of scammers." The national carrier Nigeria Airways has an abysmal safety record, suffering under poor government management. At least 75 passengers were feared dead yesterday when a Boeing 737 crashed on landing in the north. The Central Bank earlier this year seized 17 banks that had gone broke and scores of others are suffering due to corruption and a lack of foreign investment. "After the last two decades of the fantastic growth of corruption...people just feel you might as well get on the gravy train," said Larry Diamond, a Nigerian specialist and senior research fellow at Stanford University's Hoover Institute. The oil industry, which accounts for 80 percent of Nigeria's export income, has crumbled under pro-democracy movements such as the one led by Saro-Wiwa and his minority Ogonis, who say their oil-rich southern lands have been destroyed by the industry.
"Our ambassadors have no business remaining in their respective countries of postings," sniffed Alhassank Kpaki, minister of state for foreign affairs. While Nigeria would appear to have become an international pariah overnight, it's been in Since independence in 1960, there have been 10 Nigerian heads of state--seven of them military dictators who came to power through World renowned bribes and pyramid recently led Gen. Colin Powell, the former chair of Joint Chief of Staff, to call Nigeria a nation of scammers." The national carrier Nigeria Airways has an abysmal safety record, suffering under poor government management. At least 75 passengers were feared dead yesterday when a Boeing 737 crashed on landing in the north. The Central Bank earlier this year seized 17 banks that had gone broke and scores of others are suffering due to corruption and a lack of foreign investment. "After the last two decades of the fantastic growth of corruption...people just feel you might as well get on the gravy train," said Larry Diamond, a Nigerian specialist and senior research fellow at Stanford University's Hoover Institute. The oil industry, which accounts for 80 percent of Nigeria's export income, has crumbled under pro-democracy movements such as the one led by Saro-Wiwa and his minority Ogonis, who say their oil-rich southern lands have been destroyed by the industry.
"Our ambassadors have no business remaining in their respective countries of postings," sniffed Alhassank Kpaki, minister of state for foreign affairs.
While Nigeria would appear to have become an international pariah overnight, it's been in Since independence in 1960, there have been 10 Nigerian heads of state--seven of them military dictators who came to power through World renowned bribes and pyramid recently led Gen. Colin Powell, the former chair of Joint Chief of Staff, to call Nigeria a nation of scammers." The national carrier Nigeria Airways has an abysmal safety record, suffering under poor government management. At least 75 passengers were feared dead yesterday when a Boeing 737 crashed on landing in the north. The Central Bank earlier this year seized 17 banks that had gone broke and scores of others are suffering due to corruption and a lack of foreign investment. "After the last two decades of the fantastic growth of corruption...people just feel you might as well get on the gravy train," said Larry Diamond, a Nigerian specialist and senior research fellow at Stanford University's Hoover Institute. The oil industry, which accounts for 80 percent of Nigeria's export income, has crumbled under pro-democracy movements such as the one led by Saro-Wiwa and his minority Ogonis, who say their oil-rich southern lands have been destroyed by the industry.
Since independence in 1960, there have been 10 Nigerian heads of state--seven of them military dictators who came to power through World renowned bribes and pyramid recently led Gen. Colin Powell, the former chair of Joint Chief of Staff, to call Nigeria a nation of scammers." The national carrier Nigeria Airways has an abysmal safety record, suffering under poor government management. At least 75 passengers were feared dead yesterday when a Boeing 737 crashed on landing in the north. The Central Bank earlier this year seized 17 banks that had gone broke and scores of others are suffering due to corruption and a lack of foreign investment. "After the last two decades of the fantastic growth of corruption...people just feel you might as well get on the gravy train," said Larry Diamond, a Nigerian specialist and senior research fellow at Stanford University's Hoover Institute. The oil industry, which accounts for 80 percent of Nigeria's export income, has crumbled under pro-democracy movements such as the one led by Saro-Wiwa and his minority Ogonis, who say their oil-rich southern lands have been destroyed by the industry.
World renowned bribes and pyramid recently led Gen. Colin Powell, the former chair of Joint Chief of Staff, to call Nigeria a nation of scammers."
The national carrier Nigeria Airways has an abysmal safety record, suffering under poor government management. At least 75 passengers were feared dead yesterday when a Boeing 737 crashed on landing in the north.
The Central Bank earlier this year seized 17 banks that had gone broke and scores of others are suffering due to corruption and a lack of foreign investment.
"After the last two decades of the fantastic growth of corruption...people just feel you might as well get on the gravy train," said Larry Diamond, a Nigerian specialist and senior research fellow at Stanford University's Hoover Institute.
The oil industry, which accounts for 80 percent of Nigeria's export income, has crumbled under pro-democracy movements such as the one led by Saro-Wiwa and his minority Ogonis, who say their oil-rich southern lands have been destroyed by the industry.
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