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What is Wrong With Our Leaders?

The National Association of Seadogs is deeply saddened by the recent events that has once again brought our dear country untold grief and suffering. Specifically, the orgy of violence in the name of God in Kaduna and a few other northern States, which were replied in the eastern States of Abia and Imo, has left this association grieving.

STATE OF THE NATION

Some events are happening rapidly that threaten our nascent democracy:

Communiqué of 23rd NAS Convention, 1999 - "Cult and Violence: Way Out"

The broad theme of the colloquium was "Cult and Violence: Way Out". Four papers were delivered while there were three discussants under the Chairmanship of Prof. Wole Soyinka. The papers were presented by;

The Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU) Ife Massacre - Open Letter to Nigerian Students II

Gentlemen of the Press.

You are all aware of the dastardly act of members of some criminal gangs who invaded Obafemi Awolowo University in the night of July 10 and slaughtered eight innocent, defenceless students in cold blood and wounded several others in their sleep. We are deeply shocked by this cowardly and callous act and condemn it in all its ramification.

Dealing With Cultism - Open Letter to Nigerian Students on Campus Banditry

Dear Students.

We are compelled to write you this letter which we are directing especially at those of you who have decided to treat the laws of the nation with cold contempt and have taken delight in the worst form of banditry in the name of fraternity. It will not get you anything but lifetime regret and shame if you are lucky enough to escape life behind bars or premature departure to six feet below.

Communiqué of 22nd NAS Convention, 1998 - "The Way Forward"

Preamble

The National Association of Seadogs (Pyrates Confraternity) held its Annual Convention in Calabar, Cross River State from 19th to 23rd November 1998. All zones were represented at the convention colloquium attended by 450 delegates world-wide.

Campus Terrorism: Time To Act

The National Association of Seadogs is alarmed at the spate of lawlessness in our institutions of higher learning. These acts of lawlessness have been blamed on misguided students who for want of better ways of employing their apparently excessive energy, have gone on a maiming, burning and killing spree.

Last Macabre Dance of an Ex-President - The Questionable Sales of Public Assets & Hike of Fuel Price

The recent wave of hasty sales of government shares and interests in various business entities in Nigeria by the out-gone Olusegun Obasanjo administration is raising a lot of furor not only within the country but also amongst economy watchers worldwide. More worrisome is the fact that these shady transactions do not appear to have followed due process as the Bureau of Public Enterprises (BPE), the organ set up by law to privatize public enterprises, seem not to have been appropriately positioned to carry out these transactions in the national interest.

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What is Wrong With Our Leaders?

STATE OF THE NATION

Communiqué of 23rd NAS Convention, 1999 - "Cult and Violence: Way Out"

The Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU) Ife Massacre - Open Letter to Nigerian Students II

Dealing With Cultism - Open Letter to Nigerian Students on Campus Banditry

Communiqué of 22nd NAS Convention, 1998 - "The Way Forward"

Campus Terrorism: Time To Act

Last Macabre Dance of an Ex-President - The Questionable Sales of Public Assets & Hike of Fuel Price

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