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Enitan Doherty-Mason

Enitan Doherty-Mason

Enitan Doherty-Mason is a Nigerian-American educator and educational consultant who has been resident in the United States since 1976. She enjoys writing social commentaries and working to change the world one person at a time.

  • What We Don’t Understand About “No”

    by Enitan Doherty-Mason June 30, 2010
    by Enitan Doherty-Mason

    Self esteem plays a lot into so many things in life. It plays a much larger role than we care to admit. It exacerbates many other emotions that might more …

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  • Going to Lagos – Handy Tips for the Smart Traveler

    by Enitan Doherty-Mason July 29, 2009
    by Enitan Doherty-Mason

    I come from an old Lagos family but have been absent long enough to be able to observe the city with relative objectivity which allows me to offer sensible information …

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  • What Does It Mean to Humble Oneself?

    by Enitan Doherty-Mason March 10, 2009
    by Enitan Doherty-Mason

    Why does the matter of making penance, confessing one’s mistakes, or admitting one’s wrongdoing come into play in religious circles when one truly seeks to humble oneself?

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  • Parenting Matters

    by Enitan Doherty-Mason December 11, 2008
    by Enitan Doherty-Mason

    Most people will still agree that the education of children begins in the home and that parenting in the United States can be quite challenging. The demands of daily life …

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  • Child Rearing – Figments of the Imagination and the Reality of Discipline among Nigerian Parents

    by Enitan Doherty-Mason December 7, 2008
    by Enitan Doherty-Mason

    It is important for all who serve the role of parents to continue to examine our thinking in the context of our reality while carefully inviting one another to explore …

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  • Are Some Men Really “More” Equal? Identifying the Trained Elephant in You

    by Enitan Doherty-Mason December 2, 2008
    by Enitan Doherty-Mason

    Many of us exist in various states of mental freedom. Whilst the fetters and chains have been physically removed and laws have long declared us free, many of us continue …

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  • Criticizing for a Purpose – Constructive Criticism

    by Enitan Doherty-Mason December 2, 2008
    by Enitan Doherty-Mason

    The education sector in most countries, including Nigeria, is typically under-funded or receives less funds and attention than it should, given that it is entrusted with producing those who will …

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  • It Takes the Entire Village to Raise Other People’s Children…But Not Mine

    by Enitan Doherty-Mason December 1, 2008
    by Enitan Doherty-Mason

    Dear friends, let’s get the facts straight. Living in America does not make you or your child exceptional. Access to more resources does not make you or your child a …

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  • Ignorance, Confusion, Hidden Facts, and Speaking for the God in her Mirror

    by Enitan Doherty-Mason November 19, 2008
    by Enitan Doherty-Mason

    Often times as Africans, we are betrayed by some of our own in their ignorance or limited understanding of concepts that are significant to our survival. Some of us are …

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  • The Power of Images and the Symbol on the Nigeria Vision 2020 Web Site

    by Enitan Doherty-Mason September 13, 2008
    by Enitan Doherty-Mason

    I visited the web site for Nigeria Vision 2020 today and was shocked at the image that stared back at me – the eye of a Caucasian person!

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  • Waiting For The World To Change No More

    by Enitan Doherty-Mason September 9, 2008
    by Enitan Doherty-Mason

    The values that Mr. Obama demonstrates represent the values good American citizens admire and would like to emulate. I am no longer waiting for the world to change. I’m starting …

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  • Till Death Do Us Part: Wife Murder and Our Deadly Habits

    by Enitan Doherty-Mason August 22, 2008
    by Enitan Doherty-Mason

    Not too long ago I wrote a short fiction about sexual molestation of a young girl by her uncle and it stirred quite a bit of emotion. I have recently …

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  • Nigerian National Psychosis

    by Enitan Doherty-Mason August 18, 2008
    by Enitan Doherty-Mason

    Too many of us are hurting, too many of us are drifting away from the homeland, but rarely does a single one of us take responsibility for contributing to this …

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  • The Subtleties of Womanhood: Mothers of the Universe

    by Enitan Doherty-Mason August 4, 2008
    by Enitan Doherty-Mason

    It appears sometimes that somewhere along the line some of us have become distanced from the full and complete beings that I believe women to be and have learned to …

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  • Re-Igniting: Saturday Night Out Conversations

    by Enitan Doherty-Mason July 7, 2008
    by Enitan Doherty-Mason

    You may never know where you’re headed, but you can certainly cling to your dreams. Reality can be depressing and depression is not for happy people. The right size ego …

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  • The Near “Great” Misadventure

    by Enitan Doherty-Mason May 13, 2008
    by Enitan Doherty-Mason

    The local police in Nigeria seems to have very little to offer in the way of help to those who have lost money to scams…

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