A Power Sharing Constitution for Nigeria

A Power Sharing Constitution for Nigeria

On 31st January 2024, the Minister of Education, Dr Olatunji Alausa, speaking on Channels TV, announced that: “President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has mandated that we put back Nigerian history in our curriculum. From 2025 our students in primary school and Government Secondary Schools will have that as part of the course of study in schools”. The Minister prefaced the announcement saying: “The National Educational Research and Development Council have just reviewed the curriculum for the basic education level. One important thing that has been missing in the past is Nigerian History. We now have people who are 30 years old who are totally disconnected from our history. It doesn’t happen in any other part of the world.” History was first removed from the curriculum for the education of Nigerian children in 2008 – 17 years ago - meaning that a whole school generation has been produced without any education on the country’s history.

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Fatherland Statement Supporting the Return of History to the Educational Curriculum in Nigerian Schools

Fatherland Statement Supporting the Return of History to the Educational Curriculum in Nigerian Schools

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On 31st January 2024, the Minister of Education, Dr Olatunji Alausa, speaking on Channels TV, announced that: “President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has mandated that we put back Nigerian history in our curriculum. From 2025 our students in primary school and Government Secondary Schools will have that as part of the course of study in schools”. The Minister prefaced the announcement saying: “The National Educational Research and Development Council have just reviewed the curriculum for the basic education level. One important thing that has been missing in the past is Nigerian History. We now have people who are 30 years old who are totally disconnected from our history. It doesn’t happen in any other part of the world.” History was first removed from the curriculum for the education of Nigerian children in 2008 – 17 years ago - meaning that a whole school generation has been produced without any education on the country’s history.

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The Orange Union – Explained by Dele Ogun

The Orange Union – Explained by Dele Ogun

On 31st January 2024, the Minister of Education, Dr Olatunji Alausa, speaking on Channels TV, announced that: “President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has mandated that we put back Nigerian history in our curriculum. From 2025 our students in primary school and Government Secondary Schools will have that as part of the course of study in schools”. The Minister prefaced the announcement saying: “The National Educational Research and Development Council have just reviewed the curriculum for the basic education level. One important thing that has been missing in the past is Nigerian History. We now have people who are 30 years old who are totally disconnected from our history. It doesn’t happen in any other part of the world.” History was first removed from the curriculum for the education of Nigerian children in 2008 – 17 years ago - meaning that a whole school generation has been produced without any education on the country’s history.

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The Orange Union – A Fatherland Group Initiative

The Orange Union – A Fatherland Group Initiative

On 31st January 2024, the Minister of Education, Dr Olatunji Alausa, speaking on Channels TV, announced that: “President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has mandated that we put back Nigerian history in our curriculum. From 2025 our students in primary school and Government Secondary Schools will have that as part of the course of study in schools”. The Minister prefaced the announcement saying: “The National Educational Research and Development Council have just reviewed the curriculum for the basic education level. One important thing that has been missing in the past is Nigerian History. We now have people who are 30 years old who are totally disconnected from our history. It doesn’t happen in any other part of the world.” History was first removed from the curriculum for the education of Nigerian children in 2008 – 17 years ago - meaning that a whole school generation has been produced without any education on the country’s history.

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The St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church Massacre and the Statement of the British Secretary of State for Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Affairs

The St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church Massacre and the Statement of the British Secretary of State for Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Affairs

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Press Release For immediate release, FRIDAY 10TH JUNE 2022 THE FATHERLAND GROUP Please click on the video below to listen to the audio version. https://youtu.be/p1sLDLBTmR8 Background On Sunday 5th of…

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Football legends “MATHEMATICAL” Chief Segun Odegbami of IICC Shooting Stars of Ibadan F. C. and Chief Emmanuel Okala of Enugu Rangers F. C., headline the 2022 Fatherland Group’s Yoruba and Igbo Speaking with One Voice Conference

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Fatherland Yoruba & Igbo Conference 2022: Speaking with one voice From a shared experience: Wetie to Biafra DATE: Saturday 22nd January 2022 Kick-off: 3pm GMT VENUE: ZOOM REGISTRATION IS NOW…

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YORUBA NATIONAL DAY Symposium 2021

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Yoruba Future: In or Out of NigeriaKeynote Speaker: Professor Banji AkintoyeDate: Thursday 23rd September 2021Time: 18.00 to 21.30 Register NOW: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/yoruba-national-day-symposium-2021-yoruba-future-in-or-out-of-nigeria-tickets-17124016293 Register Now @ https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/yoruba-national-day-symposium-2021-yoruba-future-in-or-out-of-nigeria-tickets-171240162937

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The National Question and Self-determination in Nigeria: being the paper delivered by Adewale Adeoye at the Conference Organised by Maroon Square, held at the Federal College of Education, (Technical) Akoka, Lagos on July 1, 2021 By Adewale Adeoye

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The Gist of the matter: The agitation for self-determination in Nigeria is age-long. However, in the past one decade, the campaign has seen renewed vigour. It appears to be the…

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FATHERLAND CONFERENCE: Biafra and the Eastern Nationalities: Who is in? Who is out? DATE: 29th MAY 2021 (REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN)

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The Fatherland Group is inviting you to a webinar: Biafra and the Eastern Nationalities:Who is in? Who is out? Date: 29th May 2021Time: 3.00pm to 6.00pm (GMT)Venue: Zoom (Webinar) Click…

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SORO SOKE! CONFERENCE (SATURDAY 1ST MAY 2021) – Registration Details, Promo Videos, and Discussion Papers

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Hi There, Please click here to download the e-PROGRAMME for the forthcoming SORO SOKE Conference. https://fatherlandgroup.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/Soro-Soke-Conference-Programme.pdf Here are 3 promotional videos for the conference. https://youtu.be/NZzLhgXpYtY https://youtu.be/ufF0kuvllmM https://youtu.be/Mti8AFwSLUQ Please click here…

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R.I.P. Caroline Smith: wife of Harold Sean Smith, who featured in the video “A FATHERLAND INTERVIEW – RIGGING NIGERIA”

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Mr. Harold and Mrs. Carol Smith, as featured in the video “A FATHERLAND INTERVIEW - RIGGING NIGERIA” Caroline Smith, wife of Harold Sean Smith 18TH March 1931 – 8th January…

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The Fatherland Group invites you to an Assembly with Reverend David Okorodudu on the theme: The Person of Wisdom

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The Person of Wisdom.Scripture ReadingJob 28Proverbs 8:Colossians 2:3 Date/Time: Sunday 24th January at 21.00 hrs (London Time) NO REGISTRATION REQUIREDJoin Zoom Meetinghttps://zoom.us/j/99631775205?pwd=YW9KeTMvV1l4NzVneU5HNjVtSFNLdz09Meeting ID: 996 3177 5205Passcode: fatherlandOne tap mobile+13462487799,,99631775205#,,,,4612504508# US…

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PROFESSOR BANJI AKINTOYE, THE WORLD-WIDE LEADER OF ILANA OMO OODUA, THE YORUBA GLOBAL MOVEMENT AND EMERITUS PROFESSOR EMMANUEL NWANZE, OF UNIVERSITY OF BENIN, HEAD CALL FOR YORUBA AND IGBO TO SPEAK WITH ONE VOICE

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Noting: the history of Yoruba and Igbo relations and the current sorry state of the political and economic situation in Nigeria which is in part caused by the breakdown of…

Continue ReadingPROFESSOR BANJI AKINTOYE, THE WORLD-WIDE LEADER OF ILANA OMO OODUA, THE YORUBA GLOBAL MOVEMENT AND EMERITUS PROFESSOR EMMANUEL NWANZE, OF UNIVERSITY OF BENIN, HEAD CALL FOR YORUBA AND IGBO TO SPEAK WITH ONE VOICE
STATEMENT ON AGF ABUBAKAR MALAMI’S PURPORTED AMENDMENT TO THE RULES OF PROFESSIONAL CONDUCT OF THE NIGERIAN BAR ASSOCIATION

STATEMENT ON AGF ABUBAKAR MALAMI’S PURPORTED AMENDMENT TO THE RULES OF PROFESSIONAL CONDUCT OF THE NIGERIAN BAR ASSOCIATION

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Background The practice of law in Nigeria is regulated by the Legal Practitioners Act 1990. The Nigerian Bar Association is the professional association of legal practitioners in Nigeria with a…

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A STATEMENT ON THE PROPOSED NATIONAL WATER RESOURCES BILL

A STATEMENT ON THE PROPOSED NATIONAL WATER RESOURCES BILL

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Background The National Water Resources Bill is a proposed Act of the Nigerian National Assembly the stated purpose of which is to “provide for the equitable, beneficial, efficient and sustainable development, management, use and conservation of Nigeria’s surface and groundwater resources . . . and other matters connected thereto”. To this end it introduces the following regime: “All surface water and ground water, wherever it occurs, is a resource common to all people”. (section 2(1)) “the right to use, manage and control all surface water and groundwater affecting more than one state . . . together with the beds and banks thereof, is vested in the Government of the Federation”. (section 2(3)) “the Federal Government is the public trustee of the nation’s water resources”. (section 2(4)) “. . . the use of water shall be subject to licensing provisions” (section 96)

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A Fatherland Interview – Rigging Nigeria with Harold Smith

A Fatherland Interview – Rigging Nigeria with Harold Smith

On 31st January 2024, the Minister of Education, Dr Olatunji Alausa, speaking on Channels TV, announced that: “President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has mandated that we put back Nigerian history in our curriculum. From 2025 our students in primary school and Government Secondary Schools will have that as part of the course of study in schools”. The Minister prefaced the announcement saying: “The National Educational Research and Development Council have just reviewed the curriculum for the basic education level. One important thing that has been missing in the past is Nigerian History. We now have people who are 30 years old who are totally disconnected from our history. It doesn’t happen in any other part of the world.” History was first removed from the curriculum for the education of Nigerian children in 2008 – 17 years ago - meaning that a whole school generation has been produced without any education on the country’s history.

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