The attention of the National Association of Seadogs (Pyrates Confraternity) has been drawn to the recent cases of devastating floods which have ravaged different parts of the country and in the process, destroyed lives, farmlands, livestock and properties worth billions of Naira, as well as, rendered tens of thousands of Nigerians homeless.
Recently, Justice Jombo-Ofo, a female High Court Judge serving in Abia State had her swearing in to the Appeal Court of Nigeria stepped down because of a petition alleging she was not from Abia State and denied elevation to the Appellate court by the Chief Justice of Nigeria, Justice Mrs. Aloma Muktar. Thankfully the National Judicial Council has reviewed the petition in her favour and hopefully she will be sworn in to take her much deserved place amongst her colleagues who had been sworn in earlier.
The National Association of Seadogs (NAS) aka Pyrates Confraternity wishes to express its strong displeasure over the federal government's inability to appeal against the judgment of the International Court of Justice, (ICJ) on 10 October 2002, which ceded the oil-rich Bakassi Peninsula to the Republic of Cameroon.
On Saturday 14 July 2012, the 15th Annual Professor Wole Soyinka Lecture series took place at the London South Bank University.
As peoples all over the world of the Christian persuasion, celebrated the birth of Jesus Christ on the 25th of December 2011, Nigeria was once again subjected to a series of bomb explosions targeted at worship centres from Niger through Plateau, to Yobe States.
It has come to the attention of the NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF SEADOGS a.k.a. PYRATES CONFRATERNITY (hereinafter called NAS) that certain mimic upstarts or pseudo groups in the Nigerian tertiary institutions and in some cases secondary institutions especially the Universities, Colleges of Technology, Colleges of Education etc have been parading themselves as members of NAS and initiating children and members of the public into their fold in the guise of initiating them into NAS.
IMPLICATIONS ON THE POLITY
The National Association of Seadogs (NAS) has observed with grave concern the current state of insecurity in the country. We are worried that this dangerous trend is gradually assuming a new dimension with the spate of bombings in some parts of the country including the Nation’s capital. We therefore call for urgent increased intervention by the government and relevant stakeholders.
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