Emmanuel Omoh Esiemokhai

Professor Emmanuel Omoh Esiemokhai is the Academic Chancellor, BOSAS International Law Bureau, Abuja, FCT, Nigeria.

BOSAS International Law Bureau vs OPEC

Whereas Minister Allison Madueke is very well-known to OPEC and the international oil producing countries as a knowledgeable technocrat, the OPEC, it is reported, refused to appoint her to the post she was recommended to fill by the Federal Government of Nigeria on the discriminatory basis that she is a woman...

A Treatise on the Historical, Theoretical Issues in the Middle- East Crisis

The Middle East has been a theatre of constant religious, ideological and struggles against ancient regimes...

Kano: FG, Hankalifa

When I saw Lamido Sanusi' picture in the Nigerian press, I said to myself, that is a chip off the old block. Long may he reign!!!

Normandy was a brave act of valour and military intelligence

I lived and studied in Europe for ten years. During the period, I travelled extensively, cross-crossing the continent from  the Soviet Union to Britain. Each time I remember the history of the Second World War...

The Era of the Anti Christ: Understanding the End-Time Turbulence

The whole world is shaking and there will be more violent and bizarre occurrences on planet Earth and there is nothing presidents, lying journalists and lying pundits can do about it...

The Cogency of Military Intelligence

The concept of intelligence is undeniably a very important subject for social humans. Military intelligence is crucial to state security and statecraft. It involves the meticulous gathering of relevant information, analysing them to see where they lead to for military operations to commence...

The Development of International Human Rights Law since 1948

I have gladly accepted the invitation of the Strasbourg Conference on International Law and Human Rights because since I spoke here in 1989, there has been a decline in respect for human rights world-wide...

World Diplomatic Crises, Afghanistan, Iran: No Turn-around

Seneca’s view that government is more or less a makeshift remedy for human evil, has remained a truism...

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