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Dialogue & Dialogue - Of Fuel Price Hikes And Strikes

On 11th October 2004, a 4-day strike instigated by a coalition of National Labour Unions and Civil Society Organisations to protest the recent price increase started. Several towns have been affected by this strike. The strike has enjoyed considerable success in many of the major towns in Nigeria.

Zamfara State - A Lesson in National Disunity

On Friday 27 August 2004,The Guardian newspaper carried a news account entitled "Zamfara Bans Non-Indigenes from Public Schools". It was commenting upon actions taken by that state towards non-indigenes in its educational policy.

Foreign Loans - Due Process & The Presidency

The magnanimity of the presidency and the recent grant of two loans of $40 million to Ghana and $5 million to Sao Tome and Principe have formed the topic of discussion at numerous forums in the country in recent times. Many, whilst recognising the purport of the loans have questioned various aspects of the country's recent generosity.

Rejoinder to The Sun Newspaper Story of Saturday, 21st August, 2004

Communiqué of the International Seminar on Good Governance and the Nigerian State: The Way Forward

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The National Association of Seadogs (NAS) International, Netherlands Chapter held the first of its Annual Seminar at the Institute of Development Studies (ISS), The Hague, Netherlands on the 22nd May 2004.

Nigerians Must Not Be Fragmented - Politicians Must Stop Overheating the System

The National Association of Seadogs (NAS), a.k.a. Pyrates Confraternity wishes to fore-warn the nation that the current overheating of the Nigerian political system by some politicians will consume all those involved if allowed to ignite. NAS will take all necessary steps to ensure the survival of democracy in Nigeria.

NAS Statement on Recent Happenings in Nigeria

The National Association of Seadogs (NAS), a.k.a. Pyrates Confraternity reacts with deep sadness to the news of Obasanjo's tongue lashing of the Christian president, Rev. Pam in Jos. This must be considered quite unfortunate and a low blow for our country. The President's action is most disrespectful of the institution of the clergy and the God that they represent.

An Open Letter to President Obasanjo

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Dialogue & Dialogue - Of Fuel Price Hikes And Strikes

Zamfara State - A Lesson in National Disunity

Foreign Loans - Due Process & The Presidency

Rejoinder to The Sun Newspaper Story of Saturday, 21st August, 2004

Communiqué of the International Seminar on Good Governance and the Nigerian State: The Way Forward

Nigerians Must Not Be Fragmented - Politicians Must Stop Overheating the System

NAS Statement on Recent Happenings in Nigeria

An Open Letter to President Obasanjo

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