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Prof. Bolaji Aluko

Dr. Mobolaji E. Aluko is a professor and past chair of Chemical Engineering at Howard University in Washington, DC.  An indigene of Ekiti State in Nigeria, he is president of the Nigerian Democratic Movement (NDM) and a frequent commentator on Nigerian and African affairs.  His essays are featured on many websites, but  he maintains his own website http://www.nigerianmuse.com.  He is married with children.



» The State of Emergency in Ekiti State and the Nebuchadnezzar Non-Option
By Bolaji Aluko | Published 10/29/2006 | Nigerian Affairs , Prof. Bolaji Aluko | Unrated
Twenty-Four Days to A State of Emergency
On Tuesday, 26th September, 2006,  the 26-man Ekiti State House of Assembly (ESHOA) passed  a motion to serve a notice of impeachment   on the Ekiti State governor  Mr. Peter Ayodele Fayose (of Afao-Ekiti) and his deputy Mrs. Abiodun Christine Olujimi, (nee Ariyo, of Omuo-Ekiti), alleging gross misconduct against them. 
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