Tokunbo Awoshakin

Tokunbo is a widely traveled journalist and public affairs commentator. The pioneer Washington, D.C. bureau Chief of Thisday and The Anchor Newspapers, Awoshakin uses his cross-sectional experience in media, education and communication to address the issues of community participation in policy making and the political and civil empowerment of minorities and minority organizations. He holds a combined degree in English and Education from the University of Lagos. He also holds an MA in Security, Conflict resolution and International Development and post-graduate certifications in journalism , organizational communication and computer applications. He is a Katherine W.Fanning Fellow in International Journalism and Democracy and a research contractor with the Kettering Foundation. Tokunbo is a journalist trainer, and trained mediator.

Working With The Children

My sister, at sixteen, died because of the poor health infrastructure for children in Nigeria...

Cloning and the Rest of Us

I wonder why these scientists and researchers have not been able to find out how the stem cells can help cure millions of Africans infected with the HIV/AIDS...

Reparations: The New Battle Lines

George Bush does not want to hear of reparation or apology for slavery...

The Other War In America

In God we trust. Who?

Cooking The Books

Is Bush afraid of the eventual outcome of the revelation of corporate fraud in America?

Celebrating Freedom

In all other cities it was the sight of patrol officers, sniffer dogs and F-16 jet hovering over the skies and watching over thousands of people that marked the hot July 4th celebration.

Unacceptable Levels

Dioxin is potentially carcinogenic and is toxic to the immune and reproductive systems. It has been linked to endometriosis and lower sperm counts for men. It also breaks down the immune system.

Changing U.S. Immigration Laws

The Justice department has fine-tuned the legislation that will make it easier to immediately deport those that stay beyond the period in their visa or fail to report periodically or commit any criminal offence.

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