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.
Life Abroad

Unclean Hands: The Growing Epidemic in Washington

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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...
Life Abroad

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

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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...
Sports

Nigeria is Argentina’s bitch again

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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,...
Sports

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

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Nigerians are in a celebratory mood after our boys came back with a vengeance on June 22, 2018 to defeat Iceland in the group...
Africa

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

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Most regular folks of Western nations are ignorant of the true state of Africa, and the role their respective countries play in the du...
Nigeria Matters

Unknown Soldier: The Inglorious Generals

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

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

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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...
Life Abroad

What Immigrants from Africa and their Children do for America

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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...
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Interviews & Profiles

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