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Olurotimi Osha

Olurotimi Osha

I attended Columbia University in the City of New York, and completed an International Human Rights Law program at the University of Oxford, United Kingdom this summer. I am currently a Doctor of Law Candidate (JD) at The George Washington University Law School, in Washington, DC.

  • Unclean Hands: The Growing Epidemic in Washington

    by Olurotimi Osha November 29, 2018
    by Olurotimi Osha

    Because cleanliness they say is next to godliness. In the 19th century the work of two important scientists, French microbiologist, Louis Pasteur whose Germ Theory confirmed the operation of microorganisms …

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  • Neo-slavery in Italy? The Conflicting Status of Nigerians in Italy

    by OLUROTIMI OSHA July 13, 2018
    by OLUROTIMI OSHA

    Italy’s race relations between white Italians and its African migrants and black Italians, while not stellar, may not be as dire as race relations in America, but economic opportunities afforded …

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  • Nigeria is Argentina’s bitch again

    by Olurotimi Osha June 27, 2018
    by Olurotimi Osha

    Nigeria’s loss to Argentina at the 2018 world cup in Russia made me weak. I do not know why, given our world cup history, I should have expected anything but …

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  • What happens to the talented Hausa-Fulani athlete we know as teenagers?

    by Olurotimi Osha June 23, 2018
    by Olurotimi Osha

    Nigerians are in a celebratory mood after our boys came back with a vengeance on June 22, 2018 to defeat Iceland in the group stage of the FIFA 2018 World …

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  • Want Blacks Out of Europe and America? Get non-Blacks out of sub-Saharan Africa

    by Olurotimi Osha May 13, 2018
    by Olurotimi Osha

    Most regular folks of Western nations are ignorant of the true state of Africa, and the role their respective countries play in the du jour underdevelopment of Africa, which forces …

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  • Unknown Soldier: The Inglorious Generals

    by OLUROTIMI OSHA April 4, 2018
    by OLUROTIMI OSHA

    The sting in the comments by erstwhile British Prime Minister, David Cameron, describing Nigeria as “fantastically corrupt” will linger for a long time. Perhaps what makes the animadversion more jarring …

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  • Ending the Rule of the Nigerian Village Idiot (the Traitor)

    by OLUROTIMI OSHA January 28, 2018
    by OLUROTIMI OSHA

    President Trump’s alleged invective, mislabeling African nations and Haiti as sh*thole countries, merely voices the attitude of most westerners toward the zip code of Africans. Most Americans broadminded enough to …

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  • What Immigrants from Africa and their Children do for America

    by OLUROTIMI OSHA January 13, 2018
    by OLUROTIMI OSHA

    E pluribus unum, means “out of many, one.” This is my young cousin. His parents are immigrants from Nigeria. As you can see from the photo, he serves in the …

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  • Offerings are for the Poor, not for your Pastor

    by OLUROTIMI OSHA January 10, 2018
    by OLUROTIMI OSHA

    For my people are destroyed from lack of knowledge. (Hosea 4: 6) I often do not like to use my Facebook to discuss religion. Mine is a private religion: one …

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  • When the Lunatic Fringe Invaded my Facebook

    by OLUROTIMI OSHA December 30, 2017
    by OLUROTIMI OSHA

    Civilized people understand that freedom of speech has its limits I am always so grateful to my maker, my family and all my experiences that have given me opportunities to …

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  • Dialogue with a Random Republican ‘Christian’

    by OLUROTIMI OSHA December 29, 2017
    by OLUROTIMI OSHA

    “For my people are destroyed from lack of knowledge.” (Hosea 4: 6) Curiosity: Why is it that your party is against social reform policies for the poor, weak and vulnerable …

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  • How to Save the Kids from an Intolerant World

    by OLUROTIMI OSHA December 9, 2017
    by OLUROTIMI OSHA

    We should be outraged by intolerance and racism towards kids  So, I am going to get personal here. First, let me state that almost every culture has elements of ethnocentrism, …

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  • King of my Country: Welcome Henry Otunde I

    by OLUROTIMI OSHA December 4, 2017
    by OLUROTIMI OSHA

    When the British return, things will be all jolly again in Nigeria. Since November 27, 2017, social media and the Black diaspora have been agog with the official announcement of …

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  • Black Women Arise: The Fairy Tale of Meghan Markle

    by OLUROTIMI OSHA December 1, 2017
    by OLUROTIMI OSHA

    Meghan Markle’s bloodline serves as the confluence of many currents, of great kings, great promises, and of great pain…but her people have always survived to thrive. This is the glorious …

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  • Senility and Governance

    by OLUROTIMI OSHA November 24, 2017
    by OLUROTIMI OSHA

    Ending monarchical un-meritocracy in Nigeria’s political terrain Recently, my friend and I were contemplating how the prevalent culture of sycophancy could be ended in Nigeria. The culture that neither voices …

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  • How to End the Bully Culture in America

    by OLUROTIMI OSHA November 23, 2017
    by OLUROTIMI OSHA

    Looking at the spate of rape allegations in the halls of power and trust – is it starting to make sense now? I wrote a piece on bullying a while …

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