Introduction

Page 9

Foreword

Page 17

Preface

Page 20

Acknowledgement

Page 23

Part One; Social, psychological and of general interest.

Chapter 1

For the likely investors from the U.S. and Europe including the Far Eastern countries. Page 27

Chapter 2

To whom it may concern. Page 33

Chapter 3

Evolving a viable deterrent for Nigeria’s public servants and the politicians; solutions for the coup malady. Correlates with the aims and the objectives of the Federal Government’s 2003 Code of Ethics for Ministers, foremost and more exerting if we want to eredicate the canker warm. Page 35

Chapter 4

Structural Adjustment Programme (SAP) and Banking procedures in Nigeria; the effects on the private sector. Page 43

Chapter 5

Nationalistic tendencies for Nigerians; what it will call for. Page 47

Chapter 6

Military or Civilian administration; which one for Nigeria? Page 50

Chapter 7

Brain Drain - the Nigeria case; most probably the genesis of the challenges for Nigerian School Leavers. Page 55

Chapter 8

Reasons for the poor advancements in African countries and Reparations for all in the Diaspora - published in the National News Paper, 1992. Page 58

Republic of Zimbabwe - the uproar in the political scenario in year 2002. Page 66

Commonwealth. Page 72

Republic of Uganda - the possible derailments, from my own perspectives! Page 72

RACE, RACISM AND REPARATIONS BY UNITED NATION’S ORGANIZATION - year 2001. Page 76

Chapter 9

Socio-economic and political realities for Nigeria Published 28th March, 1993 and the 11th April, 1993 Daily Star News Paper, Enugu Nigeria. Page 85

Chapter 10

The Hon. Minister of Finance; copy to the Governor of Central Bank of Nigeria. Page 90

Chapter 11

Hon. Minister of Labour and Productivity. Page 105

Chapter 12

Secretary for State; Federal Ministry of Agriculture. Page 106

Chapter 13

The High Commissioner for Jamaica on Reparations. Page 108