The Mis-Education of the African People (3)
A sizable number of educated Africans rarely speak positively and confidently about African cultures. Instead, they tend to claim that they are Christians and or Moslems…
Priye Torulagha
Priye Torulagha trained in political science and public administration.
The Mis-Education of the African People (2)
Due to educational systems that deny and reject African existence, an increasing number of black people are bleaching their skins in order to become lighter. Women lead the men in bleaching their skins but the men are gradually catching up in the rush to be lighter…
The Mis-Education of the African People (1)
Due to conquest, subjugation and colonialism, black people throughout the world seem to suffer from racial and cultural identity problems emanating from educational systems that belittle their existence and self-worthiness. On the other hand, the Arabs of Africa are excluded from consideration here since they do not suffer identity problems as much as black people…
The Sources Of Some Christian Beliefs And Practices
While the Holy Bible is an excellent source of information for the general understanding of godliness, spiritualism and mysticism, it is not a very useful source for understanding some Christian beliefs and practices. The reason is that the Old Testament focused extensively on pre-Christian Judaism while the New Testament offers scant information about the lives of the major individuals who laid the foundation for Christianity…
The Ruler-for-Life Syndrome in the Third World and the Danger of a Protracted Conflict in Libya
The purpose of this write up is to briefly explore the ruler-for-life syndrome among leaders of Third World countries and the issue of whether NATO’s military intervention in the Libyan civil war is contributing to the elongation of the conflict rather than shortening it…
The Ruler-for-Life Syndrome in the Third World and the Danger of a Protracted Conflict in Libya (2)
The purpose of this write up is to briefly explore the ruler-for-life syndrome among leaders of Third World countries and the issue of whether NATO’s military intervention in the Libyan civil war is contributing to the elongation of the conflict rather than shortening it…
The Ruler-for-Life Syndrome in the Third World and the Danger of a Protracted Conflict in Libya (3)
The purpose of this write up is to briefly explore the ruler-for-life syndrome among leaders of Third World countries and the issue of whether NATO’s military intervention in the Libyan civil war is contributing to the elongation of the conflict rather than shortening it…
Presidency: The Danger of Shagarinization
It is possible to predict prophetically the future direction of the Umaru Yar’Adua government by examining Shagari’s government because both are eerily similar in their creation, nature and style…
Presidency: The Danger of Shagarinization
It is possible to predict prophetically the future direction of the Umaru Yar’Adua government by examining Shagari’s government because both are eerily similar in their creation, nature and style…
Strategic Factors and Options: The Credibility of the Ijaw Nation
The lack of political responsibility, accountability, transparency, development and performance, in terms of delivering goods and services to the people is leading to questions, both internally and externally, about the capability of Ijaw political leaders to captain the ship of development and modernization…