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  • Israel's Arrogance, Intransigence Complacency Ebbing?

    by October 19, 2011
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    The government of Israel, particularly the Beyamin Netanyahu government, has, over several years, demonstrated implacable arrogance, intransigence and complacency, through its refusal to negotiate and interact with a demonized HAMAS …

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  • The 66th United Nations General Assembly: wars without end; worries without end

    by Emmanuel Omoh Esiemokhai September 27, 2011
    by Emmanuel Omoh Esiemokhai

    Some of the intellectuals in the West are fond of predicting the disintegration of African states…

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  • What a long journey to Africa's freedom

    by Odilim Enwegbara September 23, 2011
    by Odilim Enwegbara

    He finally made it to Nigeria, even though belatedly. That W. E.B. DuBois, the larger-than-life anti-colonialist crusader, now visiting the newly ‘liberated’ Nigeria was literally weeping, seemed incomprehensibly disquieting to …

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  • The west, the press and other friendly enemies of Africa

    by Anthony A. Kila September 21, 2011
    by Anthony A. Kila

    My friends and colleagues in the media cannot be left out of the list of the friendly enemies of our people. Their biggest but not gravest sin is to forget …

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  • The United Nations and Contemporary World Society: Kuomi Duka!

    by Emmanuel Omoh Esiemokhai September 10, 2011
    by Emmanuel Omoh Esiemokhai

    I will certainly drink a glassful of ale if and when Nigeria becomes a member of the United Nations Security Council in no distant future…

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  • No Tears for Ghadaffi

    by Michael Oluwagbemi II September 8, 2011
    by Michael Oluwagbemi II

    Others have pointed out to the rest of the world how Libya was somewhat a model of self sustenance which flourished with milk and honey under Ghadaffi. I say they …

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  • Libya and the Brutality of Nations

    by Onyemaechi Ogbunwezeh September 8, 2011
    by Onyemaechi Ogbunwezeh

    The theatre of global geopolitics has forever been an amoral jungle. It is a horrendous one. This is the arena, where men empowered by the force of their arms and …

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  • India, Japan, Nigeria, Libya: Case Studies in Contemporary World Political Culture

    by Emmanuel Omoh Esiemokhai September 6, 2011
    by Emmanuel Omoh Esiemokhai

    One of the most demonizing legacies of colonial rule is that it etched indelible marks in the minds of ex-colonials that they must acquire wealth by hook or crook…

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  • Nigeria's Recognition of Libya's Transitional National Council: A Hurried Diplomatic Eagerness or a Flawed Diplomatic Response?

    by Emmanuel Omoh Esiemokhai August 26, 2011
    by Emmanuel Omoh Esiemokhai

    Although traditional diplomatic law frowned upon encouraging rebellion, recent events in the Middle East and North Africa have thrown up new justifications for assisting people in rebellion against long-serving, non-performing, …

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  • Nigeria Deserves UN Security Seat: Reasons, Facts and Positive Contributions!

    by L.Chinedu Arizona-Ogwu August 18, 2011
    by L.Chinedu Arizona-Ogwu

    This heavyweight status puts Nigeria in a natural leadership role, one that both its democratically elected and military leaders have embraced since gaining independence from Britain in 1960…

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  • Britain in a peculiar mess

    by Emmanuel Omoh Esiemokhai August 17, 2011
    by Emmanuel Omoh Esiemokhai

    The British government, an amalgam of Conservative and Liberal politicians with unclear ideological orientation, may wish to find a new path through which the British society can meet the challenges …

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  • US: Averting economic woes by raising debt limit

    by Emeka Chiakwelu August 16, 2011
    by Emeka Chiakwelu

    The economic impact of not raising debt ceiling and subsequent default by United States may have domino effect on Nigeria and Africa as a result of AGOA and NEPAD…

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  • Africa is Leaving Nigeria Behind!

    by Peter Claver Oparah July 8, 2011
    by Peter Claver Oparah

    With mouth agape, a friend of mine, on a first visit to Ghana, narrated how efficient the country works and how far behind we have been left as a nation. …

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  • A Call for the review of the treaty of Rome

    by Emmanuel Omoh Esiemokhai July 8, 2011
    by Emmanuel Omoh Esiemokhai

    After the death of Marshal Tito of Yugoslavia, the internal coercion of Yugoslavia could not meet the political demands by various nation-states within Yugoslavia, which  rightly demanded the Right to …

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  • British Burglars: Who Dares Wins

    by Taju Tijani July 6, 2011
    by Taju Tijani

    The great British public is currently embroiled in a hysteric debate over the right of Mr Joe Blogs to kill intruding burglars who gained entrance in order to steal, maim …

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  • International Human Right Laws – the need for action in Equatorial Guinea

    by Carl Collins Ogunshola Oshodi June 26, 2011
    by Carl Collins Ogunshola Oshodi

    There is a grave act of injustice in Equatorial Guinea under the orders of President Obiang, and holding the AU Summit there is a pure irony to the demands of …

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