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  • President Dilma. Rousseff vs. the Senate of Brazil

    by Emmanuel Omoh Esiemokhai May 15, 2016
    by Emmanuel Omoh Esiemokhai

    The former President of Brazil, D. Rouseff should be discharged and acquitted for the following reasons: That incompetence is not a crime but is due to human frailty and limitation …

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  • Why Donald Trump Shouldn’t Dare the Smiting Power of Women

    by Yahaya Balogun May 14, 2016
    by Yahaya Balogun

    Donald Trump should be advised not to thread the uncharted territory of women. He should be admonished to read a book titled: “Anatomy of female power” written by our own …

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  • Much Ado about Nigeria Being “Fantastically Corrupt”

    by Joe Onwukeme May 12, 2016
    by Joe Onwukeme

    The recent description of Nigeria as a “fantastically corrupt” nation by the British Prime Minister, David Cameron on Tuesday, has become subject of contemptuous criticism by Nigerians. I don’t know …

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  • Vote for Quintessential Hillary Clinton!

    by Yahaya Balogun May 7, 2016
    by Yahaya Balogun

    Apart from Secretary Clinton’s quintessential self, she is versatile with a fertile mind. She is very presidential in her demeanor, and she is more diplomatic in her presentations. The forthcoming …

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  • Hillary Clinton and I

    by Emmanuel Omoh Esiemokhai May 7, 2016
    by Emmanuel Omoh Esiemokhai

    From December, 1991 to December, 1992, I was a Visiting Research Fellow to the prestigious University of Michigan, Faculty of Law, at Ann Arbor, USA. One day, I went to …

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  • Donald Trump’s Foreign Policy Speech

    by Emmanuel Omoh Esiemokhai April 29, 2016
    by Emmanuel Omoh Esiemokhai

    Donald Trump should fire his Foreign Policy team after reading this piece. The reasons for this are as follows. In International relations, foreign policies are guided by State ideology and …

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  • The (Un)Marked Presidential Graves

    by SOC Okenwa April 24, 2016
    by SOC Okenwa

    Power has an enthralling effect on African politics and politicians. Many a President never imagined life outside power. That is why graceful retirement or resignation is somewhat something of a …

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  • From Presidency To Exile

    by SOC Okenwa April 17, 2016
    by SOC Okenwa

    Former Tunisian President Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali made history as the first leader to be toppled by the Arab Spring of 2011. When the young street fruit vendor, Mohamed Bouazizi, …

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  • Human Rights and Peace: An Operational Nexus

    by Jude Obuseh April 16, 2016
    by Jude Obuseh

    If they want peace, nations must avoid the pin-pricks that precede canon shots – Napoleon Bonaparte This piece examines the correlation between the concepts of Human Rights and Peace; a …

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  • The Verdict of History (3)

    by Emmanuel Omoh Esiemokhai April 16, 2016
    by Emmanuel Omoh Esiemokhai

    The historical, theoretical context of Nigerian societal development can be located in chance happenings, ad hoc strategies and these are quickly discarded by the next “redemption troopers”. Royalist and anti-royalist, …

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  • The Verdict of History II

    by Emmanuel Omoh Esiemokhai April 11, 2016
    by Emmanuel Omoh Esiemokhai

    After the forces of evil have eaten out the hearts of corrupt sons and daughters of darkness, and after the appearance of the red four moons, the cleansing of the …

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  • From Presidency To Prison

    by SOC Okenwa April 9, 2016
    by SOC Okenwa

    The late Madiba, Nelson Mandela, had spent about 27 years in a Robben Islands prison under the apartheid era before gloriously returning to become the first black President of his …

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  • Again, History Beckons Barack Obama in Cuba

    by Yahaya Balogun April 3, 2016
    by Yahaya Balogun

    “It is amazing what you can accomplish if you do not care who gets the credit”. – Harry Truman Consequentially, Obama’s visit to Havana, Cuba is historic and reconciliatory. Cuba …

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  • The Verdict of History and the Arrogance of Power

    by Emmanuel Omoh Esiemokhai April 2, 2016
    by Emmanuel Omoh Esiemokhai

    Milsovic and Karadzic have paid the supreme price for the arrogance of power.  The verdict of history is always long in coming. So, will other political criminals in all nations. …

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  • Recent Terror Attacks on Belgium and the Rest of Us

    by Sam Kargbo March 31, 2016
    by Sam Kargbo

    Brussels, the Belgian capital was hit on Tuesday,22nd March, 2016,between 8 a.m and 9:10 a.m, by three explosions that killed 34 people and injured about 190. The first two explosions …

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  • Multi-Track Diplomacy and 21st Century Peace Building

    by Jude Obuseh March 28, 2016
    by Jude Obuseh

    The rising incidences of violent conflicts around the world, is posing grave challenges to the security establishments of most countries. Clear pointers to the upsurge in this phenomenon are the …

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