Methods Of Teaching History In Junior Secondary Schools

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Effect Of Symbol Towards Emerging Nations ; A Critical Evaluation Of The Historic Star Of David In The Biafra Flag

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Nigerians Relation with United States 2009-2020

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Non Governmental Organizations and the Promotion of Human Rights: A Study of amnesty international

ABSTRACT Man as an individual has the inviolable rights which are protected by numerous conventions, declarations, constitutions and laws. The role of human rights and freedoms are guaranteed rights and they reflect the role played by human and civil society. Human rights can not buy, earn or inherit, they are “inalienable” because no one has […]

THE EFFECTS OF ARMED CONFLICT IN THE CONDUCT OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS IN AFRICA

THE EFFECTS OF ARMED CONFLICT IN THE CONDUCT OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS IN AFRICA INTRODUCTION Armed conflict has been a recurring reality in the analysis of postcolonial Africa. According to Lindemann (2008), since the 60s, a total of 24 sub-Saharan African countries (i.e., almost 50% of African states) have suffered war, while 22 other countries have […]