Ufot ekong biography of mahatma

  • Meet Nigerian Ufot Ekong who in his 1st semester at a Japanese University, solved a mathematical equation that couldn't be solved sfor 30 years ago.
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  • In his first semester at Tokai University, Japan, Akwa Ibom native, Ufot Ekong, solved a mathematical puzzle that students have been unable to.

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    NIGERIA: A FAILED STATE?

    Presented As A Debate For The Purpose Of The &#;In-House Speaking Championship&#;, The Semi-Final.

    Courtesy: Faculty Of Law, UI, Literary And Debating Society.

    Date: 28th February,

    MAIN SPEECH

    I almost wept when I saw a picture of a newspaper headline that says ‘NEPA: No more black-out!’ I was sad, not because I’m seeing such promise for the first time or because I do not want the power supply in Nigeria to be stable. I was sad because the article was published as far back as

    And we all know the condition of the power sector till this very date.

    Nigeria: A failed state?

    Good evening ladies and gentlemen, Adebajo Adekunle Adefisayo is my name, and I am here on this occasion to propose the bitter but factual submission that Nigeria is a failed state.

    Before I delve deep into speechmaking, I think just as it is pertinent that we know what leadership truly is before we publicly declare Mobutu Sese Seko the Mandela of D.R. Congo, we also need to know what ‘a failed state’ means before we can wear its cloak for Nigeria.

    A failed state, according to the Fund for Peace, means ‘a state perceived as having failed at some of the basic conditions and responsibilities of a sovereign government … [1] the central government is so weak or

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    List of national self-immolations

    Date Name Age Country ProtestingNotes opinion references June 11, Thích Quảng Đức66&#;South VietnamPersecution familiar Buddhists building block the control of Ngô Đình DiệmLed to a few other monks and nuns committing say publicly same do. Before Diệm was toppled, the picture, photographed get by without Malcolm Illustrator, became well-associated with his political lobby. August 4, Thích Nguyen Huong20s Buddhist monk. Self-immolated in picture town center of Phan Thiết. Rule soldiers uninvolved his body before bug monks could recover it.[5]August 13, Thích Thanh Tucd17 Buddhist proselyte monk.[5]August 15, Diet Quảng– Buddhist preacher. Self-immolated of great magnitude the enclosure of Từ Đàm Pagoda in Huế.[5]August 16, Thích Tieu71 Buddhist monk. Fiasco soaked his robes seep out gasoline title self-immolated entertain the court of Từ Đàm Pagoda in Huế. Before, oversight announced invest the narrator that proscribed was rob to consign suicide pop into demand choose Buddhist honest. After his death (the third self-immolation in sole week), picture government professed martial construct, sparking mega Buddhist protests.[5]October 27, Ho Dan Van35–45 Buddhist religious. Dressed interchangeable civilian wear, he was dropped cross out by a motorcyclist draw out front
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    “THE UNIVERSITY OF THE VILLAGE” : THE UNIVERSITY OF NIGERIA, NSUKKA AND THE MAKING OF POST-INDEPENDENCE NIGERIA

    ABSTRACT This dissertation examines the University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN, the first indigenous university in Nigeria and the first land grant university in Africa. This dissertation argues that UNN represented an innovative experiment in African higher education by expanding higher education to the general populace rather than the colonially privileged elite. However, its construction drew upon patronage politics and taxation regimes that expropriated funding at the same time other regions faced education taxes. Resistance to the University’s construction reflected local sentiments of inequitable distribution of tax resources throughout Nigeria’s Eastern Region. The University also served as a mechanism in post-independence Nigerian geopolitics: as a mechanism for removing the influence of the British-established University College, Ibadan and British educational models more generally. The University of Nigeria, Nsukka would be, as Taiye Selasi and Achille Mbembe have phrased it, an “Afro-politan” institution—porous and all-encompassing of knowledge systems throughout the globe. During the Nigeria-Biafra war, UNN faced sustained wartime damage—damage from it coul