Emmanuel Omoh Esiemokhai

Professor Emmanuel Omoh Esiemokhai is the Academic Chancellor, BOSAS International Law Bureau, Abuja, FCT, Nigeria.

The Verdict of History and the Arrogance of Power

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

A Tribute To Tunji Braithwaite (1933 – 2016)

Tunji O! Tunji O! The socio-cratic revolution is just beginning! Where are you! Tunji was a Christian, gentleman, an ardent lover of Nigeria’s advancement.  He...

Nigeria Will Overcome

For Nigeria to survive and overcome, genuine, not discredited hordes of national thieves, must combat sabotage, petty bourgeoisie sharp practices like hoarding petroleum products...

Boutros Boutros Ghali: A Scholar and Diplomat

Long before he became Secretary-General of the United Nations, he had already exerted a scholarly influence on the progressive development of international law and...

Iraq Abuse Investigations, North Korea’s Hydrogen Bomb, Nigeria’s Politicians of Yesterday: International Legal Issues

From the above caption, it can be seen that this New Year’s article stands on a tripod. British soldiers who fought in Iraq are under...

Buhari’s Victory: The Role of Military and Political Intelligence In Nigeria

With the overthrow of the Nigeria Khakistocracy and Kleptocracy (1999-2014), a new Sociocratic dispensation is emerging. The tide has turned. The Socratic order is anchored...

2015 UN Paris Conference on Climate Change: Global Tremors in the Era of the Anti-Christ

There were things the United Nations Secretary-General did not tell the Paris Conference on Climate Change. He did not tell the Conference that the attitude...

International Trade Promotions during the Bradford Initiative II Conference and Seminars

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