Sam Abbd Israel

Sam Abbd Israel is a retired federal civil servant. He is now a freelance writer, pamphleteer and publisher of motivational and inspirational materials devoted to the liberation and emancipation of every Nigerian from overt and covert enslavements. Among titles written and published are: The Darkest Moment, 1985-1998; To Your Tents O! Nigerians; The End Of The End; The Winners and The Losers; The Ungodly Religious Nation; The New Beginning; The Hypocrites; and The Dishonourables.

Are Sovereign Conferences Inevitable?

The awakened common Nigerians should continue to shout as loudly as they can and from every rooftop until we wake up all the sleeping common Nigerians...

Leprosy and Ringworm

To build a nation, there is an inevitable need to build common values, common ethics and common morality...

The Dishonourable Africans: Conclusion

Our values and beliefs are the invisible psychological softwares that have the capacity to influence the direction and the limit of the intellectual, cultural and social development of a people...

The Dishonourable Africans VI

Leadership in the ‘civilized’ or make-believe world is about power - how to capture, seize, use or abuse power...

The Dishonourable Africans – Part V

Democracy has become the catchphrase for everything that is wrong with Africa...

The Dishonourable Africans – Part IV

On the eve of departure of the imperial civil servants from Africa, they fitted all the national institutions of politics and of commerce with selected African Yes-men...

The Dishonourable Africans – Part II

In the real sense, the nobles of all empires and kingdoms were the lackeys, the lapdogs, the bootlickers and scallywags of the land. The nobles were those opportunists who readily sang the praises of the new murderous gangsters on the throne...

The Dishonourable Africans – Part III

Africa, as at today, has no original identity of its own. There is nothing indigenous anymore about the ways of life in Africa since Africans encountered the Arabs and the Europeans...

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