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Lekki Shooting Massacre: A Lamentation of Human Suffering through Police Brutality
Human suffering is akin to Africa. There is nowhere else, in our modern world today where economic and political suffering is more pronounced than in Africa. The level of man-initiated pain and catastrophic suffering inflicted on the masses by the political elites is on an unimaginable scale.
Why Transformational Leaders Are the Real Nation Builders
“Be the Change you want to see in the world” – Mahatma Gandhi I have always believed that…
In Search of Creative Leadership for Social Change in Africa
The more I think about the possibility of a new Africa where you will no longer worry about…
The Rise of Pentecostalism and its Influence on the Socio-Political Context in South Korea
Introduction The historical account of the success of Christianity in South Korea defiles the normal missionary activities of…
Boko Haram/Fulani Herdsmen Unchecked Violence Against Christians, the Declaration of Just War By Some Christian Leaders, and the Threat to the National Stability and Peaceful Co-existence in Nigeria.
Introduction Over the years and in most recent times, Christians’ view on when a just war declaration may…
A Synopsis on the Socio-Political Implication of Pentecostalism in the Nation-Building in Southwestern Nigeria
Pentecostalism in Nigeria has witnessed three distinct waves or stages of evolution in the last hundred years or…
The Imperfection of Secularization in Addressing the Promise of an Ideal Society and the Re-emergence of Spirituality in the Global City
Introduction Since the beginning of the nineteenth and the first half of the twentieth century, the academia milieu…
Articulating a Roadmap for Nation-Building in Sub-Saharan Africa
Contextualizing Africa Let’s get started by putting Africa in its proper context. Africa is not a country. It…