Emmanuel Omoh Esiemokhai

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

UN and Agreements for Arms Control

Scholars who have been engaged in studying the United Nations efforts at arms control will tell you that the newly signed Treaty on Arms Control will end up in the diplomatic archives of Foreign Ministries...

Jonathan’s Universe of the Turning Wheel: Riding on the Horn of a Unicorn

It was reported widely last month that General Yakubu Gowon said that he supported the pardon of some jailed Nigerian citizens...

Hugo Chavez: A tribute

Hugo Chavez understood the psychology of the rich Venezuelans. The bible says that the poor you will have with you always. Chavez decided that it would be good to reduce the number. He tried and succeeded...

Awo is still Relevant

Chief Obafemi Awolowo successfully raised political, economic and legal discourss to intellectual levels in Nigeria. Through international conferences, both in Nigeria and abroad, Awo’s political thoughts are subjects of academic debates...

Awo is still Relevant

Chief Obafemi Awolowo successfully raised political, economic and legal discourss to intellectual levels in Nigeria. Through international conferences, both in Nigeria and abroad, Awo’s political thoughts are subjects of academic debates...

Senator John Kerry and American Diplomacy of Rational Judgment

Senator John Kerry, who will take-over from Mrs Hilary Clinton later this month, has no choice  but to steer American diplomacy away from  diplomatic  hard attitudes  usually attributable to ego-political  and Geo-political designs...

Further discussions on the Future of Africa (4)

Positive reactions to the outcome of the International Seminar on the Future of Africa and the New World Economic Order are overwhelming...

Further Discussions on the Future of Africa (3)

The Seminar condemned the rising tide of racial abuse of Africans, who play professional football in Europe. The Seminar held that any racist postulations that are degrading  and inhuman  are  retrogressive steps  in human relations...

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