Stop mis-educating African Children - empower them!

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Here, at Umez.Com, we are primarily interested in liberating the African mind. A Liberated African mind is the lasting solution for African chronic challenges. When the mind of a leader is truly liberated, he will do wonders for his country.

 

A liberated African leader perfectly understands that leadership is parenthood – just as parents take care of their children, leaders must also take care of their own people. A liberated African leader understands that leadership is action, not a position. As such, he will form an effective leadership that will move his country forward. He believes in himself and his people by practising " charity begins at home," and not in Swiss or some other foreign banks. He will invest in his nation’s infrastructure - hospitals, schools, education, roads, etc. - to make his country a "land of opportunity" or "God's own country": he will not abandon his own infrastructure only to develop Swistzerland, for instance.

 

Nigerian leaders, for instance, must do what leaders of the "lands of opportunity" are doing in their own countries, namely, investing in their own countries. Put differently, Nigerian leaders must invest in Nigeria - that is the smartest thing to do. That is leadership!

 

Let us, together, liberate the African mind! It only makes sense. It is common sense.

It is the only way forward!

 

 
 
 

NEWS AND EVENTS

 

 

 


Nigerian Crises: Who is Responsible?

 

 

 


Nigeria Needs a Democratic Government

 

 

 

 

Petition to President Goodluck Johnathan to Cut the Pay of Nigerian Legislators

 

Nigerian Lawmakers are the Highest Paid in the World - By Denrele Animasaun

 

 

Major General (rtd.) Buhari responds to Obasanjo-Johnathan letters (below)


 

 

President Bill Clinton told Nigeria: “You haven’t done well with your oil money.”

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President Barack Obama spoke to African leaders on real growth & development.

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President Olusegun Obasanjo's fiery letter to President Good Johnathan.

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President Goodluck Johnathan replies President Obasanjo.

>> Learn more.

 

NEWSPAPERS - TOP NIGERIAN NEWSPAPERS

 

 

 

NIGERIAN NEWSPAPERS

 

Vanguard  (National)
The Punch (National) 
The Sun (Lagos)
Leadership Nigeria (Abuja) 
Daily Trust  (Abuja)  
PM News  (Lagos)  
Daily Independent (Abuja &Lagos)
Osun Defender  (Osun)
Daily Times (Lagos & Abuja)
Complete Sports (Oyo, Ibadan, Lagos Abuja) 
Compass  (Lagos, Portharcourt, Abuja, Ibadan)  
Daily Post (Lagos)
The Nigerian Observer (Edo State, Benin
The Advocate (Enugu) 
The People's Daily (National)   
Nigerian Pilot (Abuja)   
National Daily (Lagos)   
Business News The Tide (River State)    
The Abuja Inquirer (Abuja, Port Harcourt, Lagos, Asaba, Kaduna)  
Urhobo Voice (Delta)   
Sunday Trust (Kaduna)  
National Accord (Abuja) 
Tell (Lagos)   
Announcer Express (Owerri Imo State) 
Naijaleaks (Lagos)  
The Triumph (Kano ) 
FreshFacts (FCT-Abuja)
The Dawn (Abuja)   
 
 

UMEZ BOOKS ON MOVING NIGERIA AND FRICA FORWARD

  • "Education" to Feel Inferior: Realities of Low Self-Esteem

    "Articulates how black people are being "educated" to feel inferior to people of other races, and how that feeling of inferiority destroys growth in Africa & among black people.

     
  • Your Excellency: A Letter to Nigerian Leaders

    A memorandum to Nigerian-African leaders on effective leadership. Demonstrated here is that leadership is action, not a position, and that the future of Nigeria depends on the substantive recognition of this fact by her leaders.

     
  • Nigeria: Real Problems, Real Solutions

    "Certainly a very important work on Nigeria…it goes beyond mere analysis of the problems and into offering possible solutions to some of those our endemic and perennial national problems."-- Prof. George A. Obiozor

     
  • Tragedy of a Value System in Nigeria

    "The Tragedy of a Value System is a focus on a long-term solution to Nigeria's problems. This is one of the reasons I find the book profound." -- ndugu Imeh Inyang, Ottawa, Canada.

     
Click here to watch the Video - Educated to Feel Inferior
 

COMMENTS ON THE VIDEO (above): "EDUCATED" TO FEEL INFERIOR

  • Comment by Bennedict Okoro

    "Umez has captured the ultimate predicament of blackman."

  • Comment by Smart Madu Ajaja

    "An awesome breakdown of the problem with Africa, especially with its struggling and disappointing giant, Nigeria from where I come. The solution prescribed provides the most ambitious road-map to the African Renaissance and therefore, a call for action for us all."

  • Comments by Vert Masta

    "Beautifully said, just like Dr Umar Abdulah johnson would put it. Its time for my people (Black Moorish people) to support each other with group economics. This would make Dr Claude Anderson very proud".

  • Comments by Mike Chard

    " That being said, I think more people should take pride in their homeland and try and work together to create something better, no matter who they are or where they're from, improvement can always be made, but it takes unity and determination to achieve. So I hope your words and efforts make an impact to help others realize their true potential and strive to achieve it."

  • Comments by Supa Manley

    "This is what I have been talking about . Its a wonderful pieces of creative profile . Our children need to hear more of this. Thanks so pro Umezh . Can you please be part of this years Nigerian independent."


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