Enough is Enough Nigeria Coalition

Money 'saved' on Fuel Subsidy Removal as of Feb 22nd:
N82.46 billion (approx $515 million)

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• Cross-River Youth-Focused Gubernatorial Debate

Wednesday, February 22, 2012
Main Bowl, Cultural Centre Complex, Calabar
4pm
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• EiE Nigeria Weekly Update for Monday, February 20, 2012

• Elections
    #SokotoVotes
    #CrossRiverVotes / #CRDebate
    House of Representatives Rerun Elections
• Insecurity
• Other News: Ministry of Finance
                                           Read More...

• Lagos State at Your Service

In today's Vanguard (Wednesday, February 15th), the Lagos State Commissioner of Information & Strategy listed phone numbers and email addresses for all senior Lagos State Officials - Executive, State House of Assembly, Permanent Secretaries, Director-Generals and Local Government Chairmen. We've asked for the information to be added to the Lagos State website in an easily accessible format. In the interim, the high resolution JPEG images are available here.

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• EiE's Press Release - 23rdJan, 2012: Borno, Bauchi, Yobe, Kano… When Will the Killings Stop?

The coordinated bomb blasts in Kano on Friday, January 20th has, yet again, brought to the fore the dire state of insecurity in the nation and the disconnect with The Presidency. While local and international media reported over 100 deaths at the time, the statement from The Presidency, 24 hours after the event, stated, "… seven persons were confirmed dead and others wounded." Download Document here...

• Our 10-Point Demand: Enough is Enough Nigeria's Official Reaction to the Called-Off Labour Strike.

In the last 2 weeks, the spirit of a Nigerian Dream birthed in the hearts of all sincere patriots was renewed. We salute the Nigerian people who have risen up with one voice to make it clear to our rulers that Enough is Enough! What we saw was not a strike made powerful on the strength of the labour unions. What we saw was a popular but peaceful protest of the Nigerian people, many employed but even more unemployed, disadvantaged and oppressed, giving notice to a civil but clearly un-democratic government, that it will no longer be business as usual in Nigeria.  Download Press Release...