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.

Education

 

  • Government School, Auchi Jan 1947 – Jan 1954.
  • Anglican School, Okpe, Igarra: Jan 1954 – Dec 1954.
  • Provincial Teacher Training College, Abudu, Benin, Jan 1956 – Dec 1957.
  • Government Teacher Training College, Abraka, Jan 1960 – Dec 1961.
  • University of Nigeria, Nsukka, Sept 1964 – Oct 1966.
  • University of Lagos, Oct 1966 – June 1967.
  • University of Lagos, (Evening Classes) Sept 1969 – June 1974.
  • Nigerian Law School, Lagos, Oct 1974 – May 1975.

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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