Diversity Fusion

The clusters of wars in Nigeria remind me so much ...

2010-05-10T01:10:29.750-07:00

The clusters of wars in Nigeria remind me so much of the 1939-1945 Katyn massacre in which over 23,000 people - mainly Polish and Soviet citizens - were murdered in Katyn forest. That massacre cemented World War II. Nigeria appears to harbor many Katyn-like forests.

I can confidently say that many Nigerians are worried and concerned because they are beginning to notice Katyn-like massacre episodes in the country. I am not exaggerating! Now that elections are 'banging the doors' of the country, more of such massacres are anticipated. I just hope this blog will keep featuring related stories from Nigeria.

Dirty politicians are only hiding under religious canopies, basically erected and strengthened by high level of illiteracy, to perpetrate their evil and deceive the international community.

If Nigerian government fails to devote itself to relationships such as US-Nigeria Bilateral Commission (aimed at conducting and sustaining credible elections, among many other excellent agenda), these massacres will never cease!

A certain man, perceived to be Nigeria's most ruthless military dictator who killed several notable Nigerians during his 'heroic' rein, is planning to rule Nigeria again. I find it quite absurd to learn that this man is now being supported by some citizens - of course, they must be unscrupulous. Simply put: The man in question lacks basic democratic credentials!

Forthwith, I recommend that you look into the killing of Nigerian journalists in your next 2 to 3 blog posts.

Good luck to you on your blog on this important an...

2010-05-01T10:55:54.952-07:00

Good luck to you on your blog on this important and difficult topic.

The rise of China from subsistent agrarian nation ...

2010-04-03T02:05:35.344-07:00

The rise of China from subsistent agrarian nation to such an amazing manufacturing behemoth makes me believe that there is no way these misguided immigration attorneys can go far in achieving whatever evil goals they've set for themselves, not America. Other erstwhile poor nations like Singapore, India and even Rwanda, the fastest growing economy in Africa, are also good examples. With or without these kind of attorneys, there will be transfer of knowledge from America to the rest of the world - as long as technology keeps improving worldwide.

One of the reasons for this blog is to share views...

2010-01-29T02:10:15.401-08:00

One of the reasons for this blog is to share views across the globe. Such sharing is needed because here in the U.S., so little is known about what's going on in other places.

Tscangirai's peace credentials are an example. In my view, it's clear he deserved the Nobel Peace Prize. But so little is known about what he has endured and accomplished by U.S. citizens.

There were a few other good candidates who were also overlooked by the committee. Had one of those individuals won, it still would not taken away from Tsvangirai's merits -but at least the basis of the committee's decision would have been easier to understand.

OBAMA'S NOBEL PRIZE "VICTORY" Truly,...

2010-01-11T00:43:55.332-08:00

OBAMA'S NOBEL PRIZE "VICTORY"
Truly, Obama deserves the Nobel Peace Prize Award, but it came rather too early - that's the point here! As for Morgan Tsvangirai, he deserves, at least, nomination in recognition of his enormous contribution to peace in his country.... Note that I said in his country. But, be that as it may, he constitutes an object that is worthy of emulation by other opposition parties in Africa, and then the whole world.

Do not get me wrong here, my Obama, permit me to address him this way please, deserves this award but not that early - I take the root to this point from Wangari Muta Maathai's 2004 Nobel Peace Prize "victory". She has something in common with President Obama, and that's what I call the "Spiritual Insight". Another thing she has in common is the Kenyan root. Professor Wangari began to set her record decades before she finally got the award in 2004. Though I won't be surprised at all if Obama turns out to be an Angel at last; in fact, Obama is an Angel.... Just wait and see whether Obama will not be nominated for another Nobel Peace Prize Award.

In conclusion, it took other Nobel Peace Prize winners like Wangari years to attain "victory", why is President Obama's different? I need an answer to this, but don't get me wrong again - President Obama's award came rather prematurely not that he does not deserve it. I love Obama and I will continue to declare my love for him anywhere, anytime...Olusegun

Obama's "victory" was, more accurate...

2010-01-06T08:37:45.982-08:00

Obama's "victory" was, more accurately, Obama being recognized for instantly improving the international environment...just by his winning the presidency...without his having done much of anything at all. It is clear that his election brought great hope to so many of our planet's residents...especially given the eight previous years of lost U.S. cooperation with world leaders in addressing world peace, protection of the environment, and more. Please applaud Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai for his heroic contributions. But, why repackage Obama's prize selection as a denial by anyone towards anyone else? Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai's courage and humanitarism absolutely deserve world wide acclaim. However, what I see in the argument here is the political equivalent of Kanye West horning in on Taylor Swift's moment of glory. Let's get a grip and congratulate Obama for being awarded the prize...AND recognize Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai for his achievements as well. We can do both...easily...instead of using one good man to take a swipe at another.

Tsvanfirai truly deserves this nomination, looking...

2010-01-05T00:43:42.781-08:00

Tsvanfirai truly deserves this nomination, looking at the chronicles of his predicaments and patience.