Events for the 77th Birthday and 2011 Wole Soyinka Lecture Venue: Auditorium, Shehu Musa Yar'Adua Centre, Abuja, FCTDate: 3rd August 2011 The purpose of this submission is to inform the general public that the Wole...
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The 14th Wole Soyinka Lecture Series took place at the Auditorium, Shehu Musa Yar'Adua Centre, Abuja, FCT, Nigeria on 3rd August 2011. The speaker was Professor Biodun Jeyifo (Professor of African and African American...
NAS monitored the 2011 General Elections in Nigeria as an accredited group by INEC. Here are some of our members during the exercise. {photogallery}images/nas/events/2011election{/photogallery}
NAS We Care, the American Charity arm of National Association of Seadogs organised a launcheon to raise funds for its projects. Here are some of the guests at the event....
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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.
Seadogs working within the community to give career counselling and advice to secondary school students.
The right of the indigenous people of Bakassi of self determination has been ignored.