Citizen magazine of August 5 - 12, 1991 vol. 2, No 32.

CITIZEN Communications limited

Citizen magazine of August 5 - 12, 1991 vol. 2, No 32.

Date

1991-08-05

Authors

CITIZEN Communications limited

Publisher

Lagos: Citizen Communications limited

Abstract

• Leaders: the angry Igbos. • OAU ad-hoc summit. • Adamu Adamu: judging de Klerk. • State creation: Igbos allege marginalization and press for damages. • Two more is the minimum for equity" — Ojukwu. • Only Babangida can end this war – Okadigbo. • Governorship primaries: many rivers to cross. • Go home, Profs: brain drain not withstanding UNN sacks 30 professors. • Kano state: Governor Idris Garba's three years of progress. • Kano: Bridgingthegap. • Women in politics: they are tired of being shoved around they want the centre stage. • OAU: Firmer on South Africa. • Madagascar: the dansemacabre continues. • Iraq: encouraged to revolt by the west, now the people arebeing pushed on to a quagmire. • Moscow summit: with the signing of START, the world maybe at peace again, or will it? • Nigeria Airways: will the Eagle ever fly? • Adebayo Adedeji: Lament off the home comer. • Kabiru Yusuf: too much government. • Health: Varicose veins (I) • Obasi Ajaelu: murder most bizzare. • 7th National Handball Championship: better deal next time

Description

This is the citizen magazine of August 5 - 12, 1991 vol. 2, no 32. Citizen magazine is an independent publication that documents culture through the lens of Blackness, featuring beautifully designed content that showcases the zeitgeist from a new vantage point. It's described as "by us, for everyone," indicating its mission to cater to a broad audience while highlighting diverse perspectives. The magazine is published by Citizen Media, a team dedicated to building a platform that adds to the rich landscape of culture and Black culture. You can find more information about Citizen magazine on their website, where they also accept submissions and provide contact details for advertising and press inquiries.