Tony Momoh
Prince Tony Momoh, the journalist par excellence, a bibliotherapist and cultural engineer is the 165th child of Momoh the first. He is the third of the four children his mother had for Momoh the first and his mother was the junior of the three groups into which the Momoh Household of 45 wives and 245 children were organised.

Other Courses

  • Course in Teeline Leading to Award of Proficiency Certificate.
    • Certificate in Teeline; Teeline Speed Writing 80 W.P.M.
    • IPC Training Scheme, Plymouth; and Instructor’s Certificate in Teeline, June 1971.
  • Journalism Teaching: IPC Training Scheme, Plymouth and Thompson Foundation Editorial Study Centre, CARDIFF: May – Sept, 1971.
  • Use and preparation of audio-visual aids: IPC Laboratory, Hemmel Hampstead, U.K, Aug 1971
  • Advanced General Management Course, Administrative Staff College of Nigeria, (Six Weeks in two parts: Kaduna and Ibadan) 1977: Part 1- Oct 3-22, 1977, Kaduna. Part 11 – Nov 14 – Dec 3, 1977, Ibadan.
  • Effective Newspaper Management in An Inflationary Period. Manpower and Planning Unit, Daily Times, Nov 20-24, 1979, Trade Fair Motel, Badagry Road, Lagos.
  • Financial Management for Non-Financial Executives, NIM, Dec 10-14, 1979.
  • Senior Executive Development Course for Executives organized by NIM/Shell Petroleum Development Company Limited at University of Lagos: October 5 – 17, 1980.
  • Senior Manager’s Programme Summer 1983, Ashridge Management College, UK.
  • Advanced Course in Practice and Procedure, Nigerian Institute of Advanced Legal Studies, University of Lagos: April/May, 1985.
  • Top Management Briefing, Management Centre Europe, Cannes, France. September 24 – 27, 1985.
  • · Pupil Teacher, Anglican School, Auchi, Jan-Dec 1955.
  • · Headmaster, Anglican School, Ubuneke, Ivbiaro, Owan, LGA, Jan 1958 – Dec 1959
  • · Teacher, Anglican Secondary Modern School, Auchi, Jan – Aug, 1962.

Books

An indepth and gripping recount of the invasion of African culture by the British. As told by Tony Momoh


Tony Momoh proposes to National Conference

 

Democracy Watch: A monitor's Diary, Volume 1, 2 & 3 are compendia from the desk of a Bibliotherapist, Cultural Engineer, and Monitor of governance in Nigeria between 1999 and 2011.

Published in the Point of Order Column, in the Sunday Vanguard, between the afore-mentioned years, Democracy Watch is the self-imposed assignment of one of Nigeria's most distinguished journalists and Lawyers, Prince Tony Momoh.

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