Author: Dimgba O. Nduka

The forth Republic primed in 1999 was renaissance of a sort to those who witnessed the military invasion of the Nigerian Democratic space.​ When mutinous Nigeria Soldiers allegedly led by Chukwuma Kaduna Nzeogwu and Emmanuel Ifeajuna in 1966, little did they knew the dark cloud their horrific attempt was grooming which surely has become the bane of underdevelopment, impunity, corruption, high-handedness, unregulated racial ​ discrimination, which unwittingly has underlined our National history. The reason for the spate of military unguided sensational coup between January, 1966 – August, 1993 which has occupied a more lager number of our national life, is…

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It was an intrigue reading your piece on the PUNCH of October 19, 2021, titled: 2023 Presidency: between quota system and zoning. Your thought and argument were logical and irresistible. The only feasible way forward for Nigeria except if it has become the choice of all to disintegrate the country is to allow the South-East to take a share of the golden pie. This time, it is no longer the problem of the North judging from the two big parties: Peoples Democratic Party and All Progressives Congress, looking at their chairmanship arrangement. But among the Southern division, the South-West and…

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