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Chika A. Ezeanya

Chika A. Ezeanya

Chika A. Ezeanya is a Ph.D. student of African (Development and Policy) Studies at Howard University in Washington DC. She holds an M.A. in International Relations from the University of Warwick in Coventry England, with specialization in International Trade. Prior to taking up temporal residence in the United States for graduate studies, Chika worked at the Oil & Gas Desk of one of Nigeria’s foremost commercial banks. As part of a larger group concerned with portfolio management and business development, Chika was in charge of the financial transactions of the major upstream and downstream oil companies operating in Nigeria. She was able to garner invaluable firsthand experience of the Nigerian economic and business climate and the operations of multinational companies in developing countries. Her one year stint with the Foreign Operations Desk also exposed her to global import and export regulations, and the dynamics of international trade between sub-Saharan Africa and Asia, Latin America and Western Europe. She believes that the future of Africa lies with Africans and not with the morsels offered by Europe and America directly, or through their agents.

  • A Tale of Two Black Cities

    by Chika A. Ezeanya August 16, 2011
    by Chika A. Ezeanya

    Welcome to Kigali, Black man’s cleanest capital city; a city synonymous with death in modern world history. From Kigali in 1994, orders were issued that mandated the elimination of ten …

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  • A Tale of Two Black Cities

    by Chika A. Ezeanya August 16, 2011
    by Chika A. Ezeanya

    Welcome to Kigali, Black man’s cleanest capital city; a city synonymous with death in modern world history. From Kigali in 1994, orders were issued that mandated the elimination of ten …

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  • Response to Maurice Iwu’s Rejoinder on the Sale of Nigeria’s Collective Inheritance

    by Chika A. Ezeanya June 18, 2011
    by Chika A. Ezeanya

    Nigeria and the rest of Africa should quit begging for crumbs from the West and begin to canvass for a change in the WTO agreements that leave the continent vulnerable …

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  • Maurice Iwu and the Sale of Nigeria’s Collective Inheritance

    by Chika A. Ezeanya June 11, 2011
    by Chika A. Ezeanya

    Professor Iwu is not alone in this drive towards the sale of Nigeria’s biodiversity to the West for personal gains. Several Nigerian scientists, researchers, students and ordinary citizens, resident and …

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  • I am Proud of Naija

    by Chika A. Ezeanya November 24, 2010
    by Chika A. Ezeanya

    Indeed the natives liked the name Nigeria, just as Dame Flora Shaw, bless her soul, rightly predicted.  Even the current wife of the president shares the same title “Dame” with …

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  • Education In Africa; Whose Education, Anyway

    by Chika A. Ezeanya January 9, 2008
    by Chika A. Ezeanya

    Education ought to empower an individual to master the peculiarities of his surroundings and afford him the tools to improve on it qualitatively. In essence, what might be considered knowledge …

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  • Re: African Evangelists Destroy Artifacts

    by Chika A. Ezeanya October 24, 2007
    by Chika A. Ezeanya

    What Dulue Mbachu fails to grasp is that thinking and writing like the West robs every African, resident and in the Diaspora, including Mr. Mbachu, of every shred of respect …

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