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» EARTHQUAKES TOO MANY-HAITI, NOW JAPAN: A LESSON FOR NIGERIA
By Segun Imohiosen | Published 02/7/2010 | Nigerian Affairs | Unrated
In time like this when natural disasters of an unusual propensity and magnitude hit people in different parts of the world, it calls for caution on the part of other nations who are not directly affected. There is a very thin cord or line that divides or separates these countries from each other. And that simply translates to mean that what affects A on that side can affect B today on the other side considering the geographic enclave in which they all subsist and exist.
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» Shadow Government
By Chinedu Vincent Akuta | Published 02/7/2010 | Nigerian Affairs | Unrated
Damn our “leaders” if they like it, damn them if they don’t, the people have spoken. Enough of power vacuum, near constitutional crisis, and over heating of the polity all due to the fact that the ruling party (PDP) does not trust the Vice President (Jonathan Goodluck) to formally act as President until President Yar’Adua recovers from his illness. There is no choice other than to respect the wishes of the Nigerian people, power belongs to the people.
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» PRAYERS, SPIRITUALITY, RELIGION AND SCIENCE
By SEO Ogbonmwan M.D. | Published 02/7/2010 | Religion | Unrated
In the last few weeks there have been many articles posted on this forum to prove that prayers, religion and spirituality are of no effect. That science is all, that is the beginning and the end. That is obviously a view from one sector. We agree that there are many perspectives to view from. It may be possible to show in the course of this discuss that there is a strong relationship between prayers, religion, spirituality and science.
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» CAF decision to suspend Togo laughable
By Hakeem Babalola | Published 02/7/2010 | Sports and Recreation | Unrated

The Confederation of African Football (CAF) has suspended Togo national team from participating in the next two Cup of Nations. In addition, CAF also fined the Hawks $50,000 for quitting the competition.

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» OZODI OSUJI'S WORLDVIEW
By Ozodi Thomas Osuji Ph.D | Published 02/6/2010 | Religion | Unrated

This paper is an attempt to summarize my weltanschauung, my worldview. Simply stated, my view is that at root we are love and loving creatures; that we are our true self when we love each other and are the opposite of our true selves when we hate one another. If it makes sense to you please practice it for we become what we do. Our characters, aka personalities, are shaped by our behaviors, not just by what we talk about. What we do makes us who we are, in fact.

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» The Court, Ohakim, Ikenna Samuelson Iwuoha and Ndi-Imo : by Kenneth Uwadi
By ChatAfrik Contributor | Published 02/6/2010 | Nigerian Affairs | Unrated
After reading the irritating publications by a certain Samuelson Iwuoha against Imo state, i am constrained to ask who the hell is this person. Or put in another way, is Samuelson Iwuoha well? Is he from Imo State? Is he mentally stable? If so, how much is he getting for the indecent job that he is performing so shamelessly and so enthusiastically too? How old is he? I ask these multi-barreled questions because the reasons of Iwuoha’s publications glaringly betray their falsity, irresponsibility and moral cheapness.
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» Before another General Elections come : By Muhammad Ajah
By ChatAfrik Contributor | Published 02/5/2010 | Nigerian Affairs | Unrated
In less than a year and half, another round of general elections will be conducted across the nation. Surely, 2010 is a crucial year to test our political maturity and electoral prudence. Anambra State is going to be the beginning. As this write-up is being composed, several hundreds of politicians have already begun covert consultations, realignments with old political allies and perfected strategies to at least make a successful outing without losing out completely.
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» Is My Child A Bully?
By Lisa-Anne Ray-Byers | Published 02/5/2010 | Education | Unrated
Parents often become very upset if another child hits their son or daughter.  However, what happens if your child is the bully?  Bullying behaviors are on the rise and the effects of daily physical, emotional and verbal abuse are taking a serious toll on the victims. What can parents do to protect their child from a bully and correct their child's behavior if he/she is the bully?
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» Racism in the Classroom?
By Lisa-Anne Ray-Byers | Published 02/5/2010 | Education | Unrated
It is unfortunate that there is still racism today.  Especially at a time when the USA has it's first African-American president. It is exacerbated when children are subjected to it.  What can parents do if they suspect that their child is being subjugated to racism and having a small piece of his/her self-worth depleted everyday?
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» Should Teachers Be Able to Spank Students?
By Lisa-Anne Ray-Byers | Published 02/5/2010 | Education | Unrated
Although laws differ from state to state in the USA and from country to country, it's difficult to know whether corporal punishment is an acceptable practice in the schools where you live until you research it.  Corporal punishment has been banned in most states in the USA and other countries because of the negative impact it has on the students.  Since it's been banned in schools in a significant number of states and countries, should you spank you're own children?
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