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A call to Nigerian bloggers to be part of a book called, Naija Bloggers Vol. 1: “This is a call to all Nigerian bloggers worldwide to become a part of An anthology of the greatest works of Nigerian Bloggers-A book called Naija bloggers Vol 1.
Nigerian Bloggers around the globe are requested to send in their stories or recommend great posts for the publication of a physical anthology, the first of its kind by any group of bloggers on any continent.”
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With the administration change leaving many indicted ex-governors bereft of their erstwhile protection from prosecution by official immunity, what becomes of the cases leveled against them?
What should we expect from the new Yar’Adua administration, particularly the delicate issue of the Niger Delta?
most of the ds miscreant exgovenors are instrumental to dua’ emergence and i barely see them being held accountable thats why i dnt see dua making changes
the election needs to be cancelled,he is clearly incapacitated.
Well done on the “Nigeria: Naija Bloggers” book project.
Cheers and God bless.
I’m sure you will find the Nigerian Super Blog an extremely valuable resource for your project.
It is a composite of over 200 Nigerian blogs