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  • Plight Of Foreign Attorneys In America

    by Michael Ewetuga December 31, 2007
    by Michael Ewetuga

    What is the essence of licensing Foreign Attorneys only to turn around and deny them the opportunity of proving their worth? It is a shame to have a law license …

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  • Plight Of Foreign Attorneys In America (2)

    by Michael Ewetuga December 31, 2007
    by Michael Ewetuga

    What is the essence of licensing Foreign Attorneys only to turn around and deny them the opportunity of proving their worth? It is a shame to have a law license …

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  • American Diary: My Meeting With President Umaru Musa Yar’adua

    by Ikhide R. Ikheloa (Nnamdi) December 22, 2007
    by Ikhide R. Ikheloa (Nnamdi)

    Ikhide, this is important, please act like a big man when you meet the President, behave yourself, don’t say stupid things like “Why are you sitting on a stolen mandate, …

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  • Very Scary State Of Affairs

    by Sandra Ukachi December 9, 2007
    by Sandra Ukachi

    Duane you have to stop this. I am not your girlfriend, I can’t go out with you, and I am not even sure we are friends…

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  • White Out

    by Rosie R. November 26, 2007
    by Rosie R.

    When you live among people that have not had a lot of exposure to black people, you start to notice things you normally would not notice in a bigger city.  …

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  • Is Black Really Beautiful?

    by Patricia Daboh November 20, 2007
    by Patricia Daboh

    Nigeria and Africa in all their poverty are really just a heartbeat away from the ancestral and cultural poverty that Black America suffers.  Are we allowing our Black youths to be …

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  • An Inventory Nine Years in the Making

    by Rosie R. November 10, 2007
    by Rosie R.

    On my first day back home in Nigeria, I kept my emotions in check as I hugged my father.  He had lost weight and most of his bulk.  It was …

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  • The Significance Of All Saints Igbo Language Anglican Church In DC

    by Churchill Okonkwo November 10, 2007
    by Churchill Okonkwo

    It was a very important day in the history of Ndigbo in DC area with the formal inauguration of All Igbo Anglican Church in the Episcopal Diocese of Washington on …

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  • Iri Ji Festival Awaken Ndigbo in London

    by Okey Onwuchekwa October 26, 2007
    by Okey Onwuchekwa

    The reawakening of Ndigbo cultural consciousness received a boost recently with the grand celebration of the New Yam Festival in London…

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  • I Don’t Care What You Say, I Am Not A Nigerian

    by Dele Oluwole October 13, 2007
    by Dele Oluwole

    Indians, Thais, Pakistanis, Americans, carry their countries in their hearts every where they travel to but alas most Nigerians drop them at MM airport before boarding the Boeing 747 across …

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  • My List of Things to do Today

    by Benedicta Onyero Droese October 2, 2007
    by Benedicta Onyero Droese

    To all stay-at-home moms or dads, if your list bears any semblance to mine, don’t worry, be happy!

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  • Green Card and Other Realities

    by Sabella Ogbobode Abidde September 18, 2007
    by Sabella Ogbobode Abidde

    For the vast majority of Africans, no one told us the truth about how difficult, complex and discouraging life in this country can be. No one told of how America …

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  • Akátá vs. Afrikàná: The Truth about our ‘Differences’

    by Ololade Siyonbola August 20, 2007
    by Ololade Siyonbola

    Tensions between “Akatas” and Africans in this country have worsened since the upsurge of African immigration here in the ‘80s, but were always there.  And they remain tense, in some …

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  • Akátá vs. Afrikàná: The Truth about our ‘Differences’

    by Ololade Siyonbola August 20, 2007
    by Ololade Siyonbola

    Tensions between “Akatas” and Africans in this country have worsened since the upsurge of African immigration here in the ‘80s, but were always there.  And they remain tense, in some …

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  • Going Back Home

    by Tonye Willie-Pepple August 15, 2007
    by Tonye Willie-Pepple

    Bruce Warioba is my actual name. I had to change it to Warris when I arrived England in the sixties. I was black and I didn’t want to add to the …

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  • Going Back Home

    by Tonye Willie-Pepple August 15, 2007
    by Tonye Willie-Pepple

    Bruce Warioba is my actual name. I had to change it to Warris when I arrived England in the sixties. I was black and I didn’t want to add to the …

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