Emmanuel Omoh Esiemokhai

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

Obama And Dodd Re-Shape American Financial System

There is a consensus that some Americans are more priviledged  than others. Some can borrow more easily to start businesses, repay loans and enjoy the good life...

Spying, Geo-Politics And The Satanic Order

Next time you are requested to vote for a political leader, check him out accordingly. Otherwise, our misery will continue to result from governance by guess-work and misadvise...

World Cup Competition, Intelligence, State Re-Organisation

Our Sports Minister did not, and has not acquainted himself with the Statute governing FIFA’s intolerance of State-member’s political interference in World Cup competitions since 1950...

The World Economic Crisis; Remote And Immediate Causes: A Reminder To G-8 Leaders

Massive investment in Africa, which lead to prosperity, will enable African governments to clean up their societies and not wait for wild, hope-raising promises at G8 meetings that are never meant to be honoured...

Before The First Whistle in the 2010 South Africa World Cup

Under the vicious, heartless and pernicious, inhuman, political and economic systems of Apartheid, there could not have been a World Cup competition in South Africa...

Before The First Whistle in the 2010 South Africa World Cup

Under the vicious, heartless and pernicious, inhuman, political and economic systems of Apartheid, there could not have been a World Cup competition in South Africa...

Before The First Whistle in the 2010 South Africa World Cup

Under the vicious, heartless and pernicious, inhuman, political and economic systems of Apartheid, there could not have been a World Cup competition in South Africa...

A Condolence Letter To Americans: A Tale Of Two Gulfs

Until and unless the United States policy-makers realistically and coolly understand and accept the incorrigible nature of 12th century feudalist and anachronistic systems in those states they aspire to democratize, they will continue to fritter away scare resources and the precious lives...

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