By: Ben Oguntuase There are three levels of high fraud that the removal of subsidy will tackle. The first is fraudulent payment on phoney import of PMS. The product is fraudulently certified as imported into Nigeria...
As peoples all over the world of the Christian persuasion, celebrated the birth of Jesus Christ on the 25th of December 2011, Nigeria was once again subjected to a series of bomb explosions targeted at worship centres...
It has come to the attention of the NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF SEADOGS a.k.a. PYRATES CONFRATERNITY (hereinafter called NAS) that certain mimic upstarts or pseudo groups in the Nigerian tertiary institutions and in some...
IMPLICATIONS ON THE POLITY The National Association of Seadogs (NAS) has observed with grave concern the current state of insecurity in the country. We are worried that this dangerous trend is gradually assuming a new...
By Omodele Adigun, Louis Iba, Adewale Sanyaolu and Chima Nwokoji The SUN Monday, September 19, 2011 The alarm sounded last week by the Minister of Finance, Dr (Mrs) Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, on the zero-level...
A day after 9/11’s 10th anniversary celebration in the US it was no surprise to see the Nation newspaper taking the human interest story of the event as the front page, and terrorism Nigeria style as another. The...
Something is happening in Tokyo. Since the great Tohoku Earthquake of March 11, 2011, life has been back to normal. Students have since resumed classes and the yearly national baseball game has come and gone where high...
Worldwide march to highlight the plight of the indigenous people of Bakassi.
The National Association of Seadogs (NAS) amongst other groups and organisations has been approved as Election Observers to monitor the forthcoming Nigeria General Elections in April 2011. The Pyrates’ Cap’n,...
Map of the disputed territory. Bakassi is the peninsular extension of the African territory of Calabar into the Atlantic Ocean.
The right of the indigenous people of Bakassi of self determination has been ignored.
Pres. Olusegun Obasanjo and Pres. Paul Biya of Cameroon signed the Greentree Agreement however the clause not to "force Nigerian nationals living in the Bakassi Peninsula to leave the Zone" has been ignored.