- Chapter 1
- Towards disposal of refuse in Nigeria generally; the problems posed - a matter for concern. Page 17
- Chapter 2
- A Self Sustaining Political Arrangement (No Party System) for Nigeria.(The ward/grass root approach; the Option A-4 Mass Mobilisation and Centre for Democratic Studies critical of the solutions. Read page 40 about New Training Institutions for supervisors for the transfer of technology to prospective Nigerians. Page 21
- Chapter 3
- How Self Sustaining political Arrangement (No Party System) contrasts with Two Party System. (An emphasis on the grass root approach). Page 46
- Chapter 4
- Evolving an Ideology for Nigeria. Who can? Probably the origin of the manifestos for the two political parties of 1992/93). Gen. Idiagbon would have done better. Page 49
- Chapter 5
- Towards a better road construction and accident reduction on Nigeria roads generally. (Needs to be considered very seriously for the anticipated progress for Nigeria). Page 54
- Chapter 6
- How social/mass mobilisation may contrast with political party formations in the Nigerian setting. (Has a lot influence for the Option A4) Page 59
- Chapter 7
- Contributions towards the New National Housing policy. (Clearly an aspect of the programmes to be considered very important). Page 70
- Chapter 8
- For the attention of the Constitution Review Panel. Could have done us
good at the presentation; it may still help even now).
- Chapter 9
- The building Industry; an X-ray of the factors affecting costs. (Again an importan case for us in Nigeria). ‘Due process’ highlighted in this Chapter. Page 89
- Chapter 10
- The dangers of the New Ministers and Permanent Secretaries companionships in the Nigerian Civil Service. (Did it help in the changed circumstances no - it introduce corruption galore instead!). Page 100
- Chapter 11
- Cash-flow problem policy for Nigeria. (Has to do with resource allocation, levelling and as a lubricant (catalyst) or motivation - a hygiene factor for any developed and or developing country). Page 113
ADDENDUM; Forum carpets F.G. over anti-corruption crusade. Page 119
The Justice Oputa Commission scheduled September 2001 - the need for a
return to it also in whatever form to prove our maturity to Constitutional matters
in the New Constitutional Confab for Nigeria, 2005! Page 121
Which way Nigeria vis-à-vis the National Conference/Confab whichever is now
most appropriate for us! Page 127
Talking about the ironies in Nigeria
- read along!
Page 131
African Economic Programme Page 140
ZIMBABWE correlates with the U.S. Page 144
What we have not understood about debts and reparations (psychological) for
Africans is that when those (leaders) who keep monies and own properties
also in Europe and the US die, the entire moneis and the properties
ultimately belong to the countries abroad where you have no records of the
owners. You discover that in most of the cases, the wives and families of
the group involved do not have records or claims to the assets, yet the
assets should belong
to us in Africa!
The particular countries benefitting from this
malaise think of us as fools!
Appendix. You are required to read this - it had to be inserted here so as not to upset the index numbering adversely. Leadership in Nigeria! Page 150
A beginning, not an end! Page 156
Mr. Kuye’s publications ‘Nigeria frustrates me’ - 2005 Page 160
The Igbo man’s participation/exclusion from the post as Head of State in
Nigeria so far - an anathema or a ruse! Page 165
The expectations and the logic in Nigeria vis-à-vis the EVM by INEC. Page 169
Synopsis Page 173
EPILOGUE Page 175
The Appendix Put in here so as to help those
in authority and the Africans generally to
assess the culpability and or achievements
of the people particularly in the part their leaders played for
uplifting of the people
whilst they were in the corridors of power. Thus,
How many of the leaders can rightly hold his/her head up high and claim
justification for what they did for people and how enduring in their tenure
of office? Page 177
Index Page 178 - 194