A Look at How a Diplomat Who Signed Up to Serve His Country Ended Up Serving His Own People: Part IV
With the professor’s contribution to the organization of African unity, and the OAU resolved to a level of action reasonable people would accept, the dialogue continued in an uncanny chronology. In the fifties and sixties, the Hausa, Yoruba, and Igbo tribes were rival youthful siblings of their parent, Nigeria. They are old now, but like all siblings sometimes they resume killing one another.
Remembering the Biafra ConflictThe Biafra conflict or the Nigerian civil war between 1967 to 1970 marked a significant watershed in the history of Nigeria and Africa. From a contemporary perspective it continues to be of abiding interest as the earlier Boer war in South Africa in exposing the machinations of imperial powers and imperialism in furthering their own interests while simultaneously aiding and abetting genocide.
Three Ongoing Trends That Are Changing Our SocietiesThere are many on-going changes we are currently witnessing in our societies, and three of them are the way technology and globalization are affecting the way we live, work and communicate. 1. Globalizing Industry In the distant past, Europe, Japan and North America and to a lesser extent the old Soviet Union, were symbols of an industrial age, which produced and exported to a mainly agricultural World outside their borders.
Water Crisis in MalaysiaThe article deals with the water crisis in Malaysia. Further,it takes into account my experience through the former.
Short Introduction to Scientist Isaac NewtonIsaac Newton was a preeminent contributor to the fields of mathematics and physics. He was born in 1642 in Lincolnshire, England, and was described as a natural philosopher during his lifetime. His work guided the scientific revolution during the 17th century.
