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Combating Witch Persecution In Africa: Looking Ahead To 2021 By Leo Igwe While there have been reports of egregious abuses linked to witch persecution in Africa, very little is being done to eradicate this social menace. Local and international programs to combat witch persecution leave much to be desired on all fronts. by Leo Igwe Dec 28, 2020 Although the coronavirus pandemic dealt a heavy blow to global public health and economy, this year has seen some positive developments, and some signs ...

Combating witch persecution in Africa: Looking ahead to 2021 DEC 28, 2020 Although the coronavirus pandemic dealt a heavy blow to global public health and economy, this year has seen some positive developments, and some signs of hope for humanity and pointers to a better future. One of such developments is the launching of an advocacy campaign against witch persecution on the continent of Africa. Witchcraft allegations constitute a form of death sentence for the accused in the region. And this...

By Mashe Umaru Gwamna It was a rare opportunities for residents of 3 communities in Karu local government, when Patriotic Vision Foundation NGO donated food items to them. The NGO in partnership in the Republic of Ireland, shared rice, vegetable oil, salt and magi to over 300 households in those communities. Gombo Aboki a middle aged man who is a second hand cloth seller living at Orozo in Karu, a suburb in the Federal Capital Territory(FCT), said he was overwhelmed and speechless seeing what...

Paul Obi More than four centuries ago, an English Poet and a Thespian from Stratford-upon-Avon, William Shakespeare indicated that a “valiant never taste dead but once.” He held that death, as part of human cosmology and circle of life is a necessity that must come. As mere mortals, and as the Holy Bible postulated, we do not know the hour. Our duty therefore is merely to live our lives in preparation for that calling and sojourn to the great beyond. Once the curtains fall, our humanity tak...

California davis for reverse discrimination. the university had a quota. it reserved 16 spots for minority students. boki argued he was more academically qualified than the students who filled the quota. the court ruled in his favor in 1978. racial quotas were deemed illegal. >> alan paul boki. >> they said once again that white rights are supreme in this country. >> but affirmative action wasnt dead. the court also said that race could be considered in admissions but only as one of many factors...

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