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PFPAD: Guterres urges global action against racism
By Cecilia Ologunagba New York, April 14, 2026 António Guterres has urged countries to implement the Durban Declaration and Programme of Action (DDPA) and intensify efforts to eliminate racism and discrimination. The DDPA is the UN’s blueprint to combat racism, xenophobia, and related intolerance worldwide. Guterres spoke in a video message to the fifth session of the Permanent Forum on People of African Descent in Geneva on Tuesday.
Examining the Importance of N100 Trillion Market Capitalisation Milestone, By Mustapha Isah
The N100 trillion market capitalisation milestone recorded recently by the Nigerian capital market is a strong confirmation that the economic reforms of President Bola Tinubu are producing positive results. The development shows that Nigeria’s economy is gradually moving away from stabilisation to recovery.
The cripple man, blind man’s wife, Biafra and Nigeria, By Prince Charles Dickson
Prince Charles Dickson Ph.D. The young palm tree which shoots up at dawn and tries to touch the sky should ask why older ones have not succeeded in doing so. The cripple man kissed the wife of the blind man, and the dumb man saw him and was awed. Now how can the dumb tell the blind what he saw? The Nigerian Civil War is one of those older palm trees. It still stands in our national landscape, bent, scarred, but very much present.
Frightening factors to consider as Nigeria battlles Morocco today
By Ori Martins Dramatically, today’s epic encouter between Nigeria and Morocco is a historic play back of the 1980 African Nations Cup semi final game in 1980. Nigeria was the host and triumphed over the North Africans, 1- 0. That goal was scored by Felix Owolabi, a player who served as a defensive, central and attacking midfielder in that momentous tournment. Today, with Morocco as host, both countries are meeting in the semi final, once more. What happens?
Is Third World War Inevitable and Imminent? By Uchenna Nwankwo
The cracks in the League of Nations, which was established in 1919 for the promotion of international co-operation, peace and security came rather too early. The break-up of the League resulted from her inability to settle major disputes that were addressed to her. Hence, as these disputes escalated, the very foundation of the League which was the willingness or agreement of the big powers to act together was eroded to a point where the League became only a paper-tiger.
Imperatives Of Restructuring The United Nations
By Uchenna Nwankwo From all indications, the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) was originally conceived as the podium from which the five major powers of USA, USSR (now Russia), UK, France and China, working as a monolith or amalgam, would continuously survey the world scene, identify and deal with any nation(s) or groups that interfere with world peace and security.
Imperatives of reforming the United Nations
From all indications, the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) was originally conceived as the podium from which the five major powers of USA, USSR (now Russia), UK, France and China, working as a monolith or amalgam, would continuously survey the world scene, identify and deal with any nation(s) or groups that interfere with world peace and security.
Imperatives Of Immediate Reforms Of The United Nations
By Uchenna Nwankwo From all indications, the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) was originally conceived as the podium from which the five major powers of USA, USSR (now Russia),UK, France and China, working as a monolith or amalgam, would continuously survey the world scene, identify and deal with any nation(s) or groups that interfere with world peace and security.
The imperative of reforming the UN – The Sun Nigeria
By Uchenna Nwankwo From all indications, the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) was originally conceived as the podium from which the five major powers of USA, USSR (now Russia), UK, France and China, working as a monolith or amalgam, would continuously survey the world scene, identify and deal with any nation(s) or groups that interfere with world peace and security.
Ode for military liberators of Niger Republic | The Guardian Nigeria News - Nigeria and World News
It is not often these days that military interventionists in the politics of nations are hailed for their action. But all military interventions cannot be cast in one and the same mode. They differ widely in their aims and objectives for intervening or interfering in the politics of nations. There are those who bring order, peace and progress or generally make society better, and there are those who come to plunder and make a mess of everything.
Ode For Military Liberators Of Niger Republic
It is not often these days that military interventionists in the politics of nations are hailed for their action. But all military interventions cannot be cast in one and the same mode. They differ widely in their aims and objectives for intervening or interfering in the politics of nations. There are those who bring order, peace and progress or generally make society better, and there are those who come to plunder and make a mess of everything.
Ode for military liberators of Niger Republic
Ode for military liberators of Niger Republic.
The imperative of interim government – The Sun Nigeria
ByUchenna Nwankwo In the past week or so, Nigerian citizens have surprisingly been threatened and warned by the DSS to refrain from discussing, planning or hoping for Interim Government in Nigeria following the messy elections of the year.
The Imperatives Of Interim Government In Nigeria Today
In the past week or so, Nigerian citizens have surprisingly been threatened and warned by the Department of State Services (DSS) to refrain from discussing, planning or hoping for Interim Government in Nigeria following the messy elections of the year.
The manifesto for Nigeria’s advance - Part 4 | The Guardian Nigeria News - Nigeria and World News
This is a period during which we must deal with the acute problem of insecurity in the society, in which even our country’s national capital city has become totally unsafe. We also have to settle some other serious problems that threaten the civil society, including the issue of producing a people-based National Constitution that will bind all. Law is made for man and not man for the Law! What has happened to our Doctrine of Necessity?
The manifesto for Nigeria’s advance - Part 3 | The Guardian Nigeria News - Nigeria and World News Original
What then shall we see when it attains its denouement, with its characteristic landmark full-fledged feudalism, brigandage, pillage,disdain for democracy and egalitarianism andhigh-handedness put in place? It will prove to be a tragedy of monumental proportions, a return to the normal state of nature where might is right and life is brutish, nasty and short, and of course such that progress will become completely impossible.
Manifesto for Nigeria’s advance - Part 2 | The Guardian Nigeria News - Nigeria and World News
According to Chief Awolowo, the emirs’ comment on this appeal for cooperation, as contained in the official report of the conference, can be summarized as follows: Holding this country together is not possible except by means of the religion of the Prophet [Mohammed]. … If they [the South] want political unity let them follow our religion. (Awolowo, Obafemi, Path to Nigerian Freedom (1947), p.
The Manifesto For Nigeria’s Advance
By Uchenna Nwankwo Preamble Why is Nigeria a tottering underdeveloped country-state even after sixty-two years of supposed independence and notwithstanding its vast production of highly educated manpower in all the facets of learning, know-how and industry? In other words, why is Nigeria degenerating into a failed state that is characterised by mammoth insecurity, corruption and slide into a state of anomie?
The manifesto for Nigeria’s advance | The Guardian Nigeria News - Nigeria and World News Original
Preamble Why is Nigeria a tottering underdeveloped country-state even after sixty-two years of supposed independence and notwithstanding its vast production of highly educated manpower in all the facets of learning, knowhow and industry? In other words, why is Nigeria degenerating into a failed state that is characterised with mammoth insecurity, corruption and slide into a state of anomie? Indeed, why has Nigeria been run aground virtually and is now sliding back to the normal state of nature?
The major threats to world peace today Original
No doubt, the ongoing Russia-Ukraine faceoff and the China-Taiwan imbroglio stand out as the most challenging problems and threats to world peace today. These are problems that test international diplomacy today, especially given the fact that they constitute major sources of international tensions involving the major blocks in world affairs.
The Imperative Of Free And Transparent General Election In Nigeria In 2023
(Paper Delivered at the Commencement of the Youth Week of the Anglican Church of Praise, Akoka, Yaba, Lagos, 6pm, Monday, 19th September 2022 @ the Church Auditorium) By Uchenna Nwankwo Preambles It is interesting to note that the very day I received the invitation to speak here on the subject of Free and Transparent Election in Nigeria in 2023, the CUPP (Coalition of United Political Parties) released its findings on what it called an elaborate plan by the APC to rig the said 2023 General...
On The Major Threats To World Peace Today
By Uchenna Nwankwo No doubt, the ongoing Russia-Ukraine faceoff and the China-Taiwan imbroglio stand out as the most challenging problems and threats to world peace today. These are problems that test international diplomacy today, especially given the fact that they constitute major sources of international tensions involving the major blocks in world affair.
In Pro-Biafra Movements, Ohanaeze & the Future of Nigeria, Nwankwo takes introspective view of Igbo separatism | The Guardian Nigeria News - Nigeria and World News
Title: Pro-Biafra Movements, Ohanaeze & the Future of Nigeria Pagination: 94 Author: Uchenna Nwankwo Publisher: Centrist Books Reviewer: Mr Tochukwu Ezukanma PRO-BIAFRA Movements, Ohanaeze and the Future of Nigeria is a controversial work that will undoubtedly elicit reactions from both admirers and detractors.
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