"Nigeria and its Criminal Justice System" -  

Pls how can we get this book outside Nigeria

Is this book on amazon

@@oluchukwuanneifele4931on amazon

@@Sayitasebeyes

The FOUNDATION of Nigeria remains the only problem because Nigeria has no foundation to start with. Neither lord lugard in 1914, Neither awolowo, azikiwe, Bello, or even Obasanjo In 1999 laid the foundation for Nigeria. Foundation of Every country is development of ONE IDEOLOGY, one ideology is what makes a group on people A NATION, a Nation is what makes you a CITIZEN and citizens becomes two groups of PATRIOTS, which is ACTIVE CITIZENS and ACTIVE LEADERS. Active leaders and active citizens works hand in hand to built a civilized, modern and comfortable society.

Truth 😅🎉❤

Increase your volume sir it is not loud enough

Soyinka is morally debased

A Consistent Truth Teller, that's what makes the difference between them.

After many decades living in and out of the enclave called Nigeria, I have come to believe that the only sane people among the group of federating units who make up what is known as Nigeria are the ones they derogatorily call "Minorities..." In Nigeria, given the pseudo-democratic constitution we have been saddled with, to be Igbo, Fulani, Yoruba or Hausa is to be hugely compromised and committed to making Nigeria unworkable, given the size of each. Think of all the big and small wars both real and imagined that have been fought within the Nigerian space since 1960; consider all the interethnic wahala that have contributed in no small measure to stall the progress of this great country that has forever sought to become a nation without luck. It could all be laid at the premises of just four groups in a federation that boasts hundreds of ethnic groups that the four choose to malign and call "Minorities," who are expected to sit on their hands and perform the role of the reluctant referee while the "Majority" Four slug it out among themselves. Whoever denies that my above-stated position is the cause of ALL the ailments afflicting the Nigerian polity must belong to one of the "Majority" four I have mentioned above. The "Minority" group is made up of the true patriots who though lacking the clout and influence to deal with those overbearing FOUR, as ex-President Goodluck Jonathan had discovered to his chagrin, possess the true love and devotion to nurse Nigeria to greatness and make it a nation that it has long deserved to be. If Jonathan were to hail from one of the Group Four ethnic blocks, we could still have a full-scale war on our hands today. "...nobody's ambition is worth the blood of any Nigerian..." - Jonathan. Did you believe that such a statement could ensue from the chest of a member of any of the Four groups? Now tell me, who loves Nigeria the most? Any member of Group Four who thinks like the interviewee must have been used to dining with the group of "Minorities," which is strange. A nation such as a plural Great Britain, for example, where a constitution that does not respect its plurality nor equality of its members, where the rule of law could be purchased or trampled upon... That alone could have prevented that country from becoming the great nation that it has become today. The best way to build a nation comprised of federating groups such as Nigeria is to adopt a true federal constitution that respects the rights and equality of every federating unit no matter how small, one that upholds the rule of law in every case and situation. Only then could the federating units, big and small, gain the confidence to emerge from their ethnic shells feeling like equals and willing to play on the same pedestal with each other without nursing any idea that one of them could suddenly become a wayorist. The unity, trust, patriotic zeal, sense of purpose and belonging required to drive the nation will begin to form the basis for leaving our tribes behind and forging that cohesive unit that leads to nation-state status. Before long, Nigeria, the country where two great rivers flow, could become the nation that God has ordained for Africa and the world. I strongly believe that Nigeria has a profound role to play on the world stage, but not with the present crop of geriatric leaders who are, by nature, compromised by the nuances of tribe, tongue and faith.

The next generation fundamental. The bridge between now and tomorrow.

How do we get a copy of tge book to buy.....

Truly he’s the hope of the next generation man of integrity

He is a prophet

U nailed it my dear

@@ogechinjoku33 He won't even accept to be. He's too chaste and unblemished, to agree, to rubbing himself in the mud.

Amen,. and you too

Maiyegun junior how are you doing another member of the temple of truth saying hello to you

@@AyoolaOlatunji-cn2ty Happy to meet you too brother. Let the truth prevail.

He is really a rare gem. His kind are very rare.

But unfortunately, some of his fellow tribesmen do not like him for speaking as a detribalised man.most of them are ethnic lord's and are so so sycophants that they talk from both sides of their mouth. Tribalism is in their DNA.

@@josephihedoro8729 Saying the truth is more important than being liked by people.

Truth is he really doesn’t need to be in power, we just need to keep supporting the right set of people that are as passionate as him to lead us in Nigeria 😊

First, let's absorb his message and then collaborate with him in civic education, creating a ripple effect that encourages more people to join the crusade for positive change...

But if na wizkid fc vs davido fc youths go full for comment section..smh

Becos he is just a lousy rabble router. Highly inconsequential and notice me fellow

Amen

True most Nigerians are ignorant about your situation that you live in and your country. 😢😢😢😢

@@user-eo1zc7ht8e welcome 🙏

He doesn’t need to be in government the right leadership will automatically trickle down to having the right people in different positions

@@michaelraymond558 thank you for your insight , you should know that this topic is already very intense and to carry everyone along a host like Osayuwamen is needed. Let’s ensure we don’t lose sight of the issues and recommendations made in the course of the conversation and our role in the transformational journey of our great Nation. God bless Nigeria

You dey see wetin you dey ask dey do you?

Someone said on Amazon.

You can get it on Amazon

It is available on Amazon.

Amazon

Amazon

Amazon

Yes

Thank you 🙏

What does hair have to do with the matters at hand ?

The interviewer did a terrible job.