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» IS BARACK OBAMA A LEADER?
By Ozodi Thomas Osuji Ph.D | Published 09/9/2009 | U.S. Affairs | Unrated
This paper delineated what leadership and management is and asks whether in that light Barack Obama is a leader. It points out that Obama lacks leadership experience but has the potential to become a leader.
» Retracing the Obama Journey: What it means for Africans
By Paul Oranika | Published 03/1/2009 | U.S. Affairs | Rating:
President Barrack Hussein Obama was first introduced to the world when he was selected to deliver the keynote address at the Democratic National Convention in Boston MA, perhaps no one could write the Obama story better than Obama himself. It is therefore in order to begin this essay by quoting Obama’s own words from the keynote speech he delivered in Boston in 2004 entitled “The Audacity of Hope”, Obama said, “Tonight is a particular honor for me because, let’s face it, my presence on this stage is pretty unlikely.
» Obamamania: Lessons for our Youth
By Chido Onumah | Published 12/5/2008 | U.S. Affairs | Unrated
Some commentators have called the victory of Barack Obama a bloodless revolution. Whether we agree with this position or not, there is no denying the fact that it was a welcome reprieve for a nation founded on genocide and built on the unmitigated labour of slaves; one which for many years denied women the right to vote and has over the years sidelined its minority populations politically and economically.
» AN ITSHEKIRI MAN IN ASO ROCK NIGERIA, 'THE GIANT OF AFRICA'
By Femi Ajayi Ph.D | Published 11/13/2008 | U.S. Affairs | Unrated
The Centre Stage taken by the United States of America as the leading leader in making the entire world a global village could not been questioned as dictated by the just concluded Presidential election with a landmark election of Barack Obama as the 44th United States President. The issue of race, ethnicity or religion have been discarded by majority of Americans saying that qualification for any position is the New World Order.
» The wind of change has come, Barack Obama First Black President of the United States
By Chief Temitope Ajayi | Published 11/7/2008 | U.S. Affairs | Rating:
Congratulations to Obama & the American People and ofcourse to God be the Glory. This truly confirms that our 'faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen' The wind of change has come, Barack Obama was elected the very First Black President of the United States – he unleashed the global tide with admiration, faith, courage, intelligence, charisma, the audacity of hope, and even restored the pride of the America people.


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