PRESS RELEASE -NIGERIA AT 61: WE NEED TO RESTRUCTURE AND START WORKING FOR THE COMMON GOODOn Nigeria’s 60th Independence Day last year, Rescue Nigeria was officially announced. As part of our launching, we issued a press statement entitled, “It is time to battle the mindsets and forces keeping us down.” In our initial statement, we...

BASE10 STAR GENERAL DEBUTS A RESCUE NIGERIA SONG One of the hotest musicians on the Afromusic scene, Base10 Star General, has released a song of liberation for Rescue Nigeria.  Titled Since 1960, the artiste showed a deep sense of awareness and history, narrating how politicians have been robbing Nigerians of their rights opportunities since Nigeria’s independence. ...

PRESS RELEASE -NIGERIA AT 60: IT IS TIME TO BATTLE THE MINDSETS AND FORCES KEEPING US DOWNIt is 60 years today that our country, Nigeria, gained independence and the unequivocal opinion is that we have done very poorly as a nation in the six decades of our existence as a republic. Nigeria is a ship...

Research Paints Nigeria’s CorruptionCorruption is the single greatest obstacle preventing Nigeria from achieving its enormous potential. It drains billions of dollars a year from the country’s economy, stymies development, and weakens the social contract between the government and its people. Nigerians view their country as one of the world’s most corrupt and struggle daily to...

 Corruption KillsThis share’s central message is how corruption has turned Nigeria towards poverty, lack and penury. As one of the most corrupt countries in the world, going by Transparency International, it surprises no one that Nigeria’s development has been arrested.  

Nigeria is not moving fast enough, says the World BankGrowth is too slow to lift the bottom half of the population out of poverty, says the World Bank in its latest yearly report on Nigeria. It wrote: “The weakness of the agriculture sector weakens prospects for the rural poor, while high food inflation adversely impacts...

Research Paints Nigeria’s CorruptionCorruption is the single greatest obstacle preventing Nigeria from achieving its enormous potential. It drains billions of dollars a year from the country’s economy, stymies development, and weakens the social contract between the government and its people. Nigerians view their country as one of the world’s most corrupt and struggle daily to...