Dr. Michael Egbosiuba

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Name: Michael Egbosiuba
Date registered: May 14, 2011
URL: http://AllThingsNigeria.com

Biography

Dr. Michael Egbosiuba is the political editor of AllThingsNigeria.com. He was born in the Southeastern part of Nigeria also known as Igboland. He has lived in United States for over 28 years. He completed his undergraduate and graduate studies in the state of Florida. Dr. Michael Egbosiuba's expertise is in Management, Public policy and Finance. Even though he has lived in U.S. for many years, he still visits Nigeria and daily updates himself on the political, economic and social situation in Nigeria as well as other parts of the world.

Latest posts

Lost Opportunity to Stabilize Nigeria Political Parties — February 13, 2022
What Federal Government Should Not Do In Anambra State — October 24, 2021
Anambra State Gubernatorial Primary Election — July 19, 2021
Insecurity in Nigeria is a By-Product of a Failed Political, Economic and Social System — June 6, 2021
Foreign Investment Debacle — April 27, 2021

Author's posts listings

INEC Postponement of Nigeria Election

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Politics

by Dr. Michael Egbosiuba

Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) announced yesterday, February 7, 2015 that Presidential, senatorial and House of Representative elections scheduled for February 14, has been postponed to March 28. Also, the gubernatorial and state’s Houses of Assembly election originally scheduled for March 28, was pushed back to April 11. These postponements are highly unprecedented and disappointing …

Tags: assembly, cards, federal government, inec, permanent voter's card, postponement election, pvc, senate, senatorial, six weeks gubernatorial

Presidential Debate and PVC Controvesy

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Politics

by Dr. Michael Egbosiuba

It is unfortunate to hear that General Muhammadu Buhari, presidential candidate of All Progressive Congress (APC) will not participate in the presidential debate on the ground that the debate panel are biased against him. For the record, the presidential debate is coordinated by Nigeria Election Debate Group (NEDG). NEDG is a coalition of broadcast organizations, …

Tags: election, nedg, nigeria election debate group, participation, permanent voter's card, presidential debate, pvc, tvc

Argument For Preservation of Multi-Party System

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Politics

by Dr. Michael Egbosiuba

They have been numerous debates about making Nigeria a two party state by fiat or through legislation instead of allowing two strong political parties to gradually emerge through democratic process. The proponent of two party system have repeatedly argued that it will curtail religious, ethnic, political and social divide in Nigeria. Proponents further argues that …

Tags: democracy, electorate, multi-party, nigeria, political violence, stability, two-party system

Presidential Campaign: All Talk and No Beef so Far

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Politics

by Dr. Michael Egbosiuba

Presidential campaign in Nigeria so far has been characterized by generalities and verbal bomb throwing between the handlers and operatives of the presidential candidates of the two major political parties that has a realistic chance of winning the upcoming presidential election scheduled to take place on February 14, 2015. The two major political parties are …

Tags: Corruption, general buhari, generalities, north, politics, president Goodluck Jonathan, presidential election, south, talk, verbal

Tough Economic Time Lie ahead for Nigeria

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Politics

by Dr. Michael Egbosiuba

Tough economic time lie ahead for Nigeria in 2015 and beyond due primarily to the mono product economy which constitutes more than 70 percent of Nigeria revenue and 90 percent of foreign earning. Mono Product Economy of Nigeria has always been a ticking time bomb waiting to explode anytime, but the byproduct of excessive dependency …

Tags: agricuture, deficit, manufacturing, mono econmy, nigeria, oil market, oil prices, revitalization

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