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» Open letter to Alhaji Sani Yerima

If Egypt could have disallowed child abuse on the pretext of Islamic marriage, then what business is it of Nigeria to have condoned such a criminal act? We cannot be more Arabic than the Arabs.

» Will President Goodluck Jonathan Deliver on Electoral Reform Ahead of the 2011 Presidential Elections?
By Anthony Ebeh | Published 06/5/2010 | African Affairs | Rating:

As Nigeria prepares for the next presidential election in 2011, are we confident that the People's Democratic Party (PDP) led government can produce free and fair elections? Since the 2003 and 2007 elections were clearly a charade, can we infer that the power brokers and god fathers of the ruling PDP, already know who the next president will be?

» When march of women take dangerous turns
By Chinyere Ojide | Published 05/29/2010 | African Affairs | Unrated
March is the United nations designated women history month. All the media are busy reviewing how far women have away from all sorts of gender inhibiting traditions, norms, religions, beliefs, and later scientific and marketing exploitation of the vulnerability of the sexuality of woman and womanhood in general. The contemporary American woman is the epitome of the desire of w omen all over the world. Even women in the Taliban abused regions want to fee free like the women in New York, California, Las vegas, Tokyo, London, Switzerland, and other hot spots of the universe.
» African Diaspora: Take a Chance, Grab the Opportunity!
By Hilary Ugwu | Published 05/22/2010 | African Affairs | Unrated

Diaspora Africans should start up businesses in Africa. They should open up schools, hospitals, banks and micro-financial institutions, real estate, hotel and hospitality, including tourism. . Presently, there is a bright light in IT business in Africa. How many the diasporas are grabbing these opportunities? Investment is not all about huge capital, it is about huge vision.

» The Paedophiles in our midst

While there is a complacency to view Sani Yerima’s outrageous act as just one demonstration of child marriage, it becomes more worrisome considering the enormous damages associated with such practices. Child marriage is a sore topic that still highlights the perennial state of under-development of the African continent.



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