Emmanuel Omoh Esiemokhai

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

Alexander Solzhenitsyn And Russia's Liberation

It is not true that Solzhenitsyn hated communism, as some ill-informed scholars have said. He was a communist cadre but disagreed with the Soviet Communist party on ideological issues...

Military Intelligence and International Law

Intellectual liberty has permitted those of us who do not bear arms to peep into this special field of military science in order, primarily, to use international law to dissuade excesses during international armed conflicts...

Is the United Nations In Jeopardy?

Militarism and militarization of world politics is posing frightening dangers for mankind. Both in method and subject, a strategic analysis exposes a cross-current of hedonism...

The Rule of Law in Nigeria

Progressive-minded Nigerians realize that opportunism violates human dignity. Their ideological position is that the welfare of the nation is more important than individual acquisitiveness and personal aggrandizement...

What Is Right With Nigeria

Before military manners destroyed the civic and humanitarian disposition of Nigerians, we were very humane and caring people. Our neighbours were part of family...

‘Restitutio In Integrum’ In Iraq

The Iraqi war and the attendant destruction that took place will long be remembered as a war which two young Euro-American leaders prosecuted absolutely without a just cause and with little caution...

Dan Brown’s Universe Of The Turning Wheel

We are already reaping the disastrous consequences of Anti-Christ literature as we helplessly watch youngsters shoot their class-mates, parents and innocent passers-by...

Re-Thinking Democracy

My fervent contention is that in unorganised societies, especially in Afro-Asian states, democracy is no longer a viable political system...

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