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

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

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Alternative to The Current Nigeria Security Structure

Insecurity is currently the most serious issue confronting Nigeria. It has been so for couple of years, but the dramatic kidnapping of over 230 Chibok girls from their school has focused world attention on the dreadful security situation in the northeastern part of the Nigeria. So far the girls has not returned to their families …

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Boko Haram: Odyssey of The Brutal Organization

Boko Haram is a criminal, evil and a sadistic organization masquerading as a religious sect. I have been following the activities of this organization for many years, and glad that finally, the world is now paying attention to the brutal and sadistic acts of this bloodthirsty organization. It is an organization that has encountered bumps …

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Rebasing of Nigeria GDP

Nigeria is now the largest economy in Africa after rebasing it’s gross domestic product(GDP). Reabasing is usually done every 5 years but Nigeria waited 24 years to do theirs, probabaly due to strategic reasons. It appears Nigeria officials wanted to get some debt forgiveness from Western countries and pay off it debt before embarking on …

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