by Gordon Abiama
We watch, with bewilderment, the gulf between rich and poor grow. The world’s privileged few, lusting to amass wealth at the expense of the well-being of the vast majority, have effectively consigned the greater part of the world population to an endless life of hardship in the midst of abundance. Continue reading
Perspective from an African Delegate by Gordon Abiama
The joint conference of the Council of Georgist Organizations (CGO) and the International Union for Land Value Taxation (IU) held in August in Southfield, Michigan has come and gone. Continue reading
by Gordon Abiama
It is well known that Nigeria’s oil industry is characterized by a high level of inefficiency and massive fraud that has resulted in billions of dollars in lost revenue.
So, the recent tongue-lashing of the Nigerian government by the Venezuelan Ambassador to Nigeria, Enerique Fernando Arrundell, should not have been a surprise. Arrundell denounced the Nigerian Government’s obsession to deregulate the oil sector. Continue reading