THE NIGERIAN STORY: THE PAST’S MISTAKES AND THE FUTURE

TOPIC: THE NIGERIAN STORY: THE PAST’S MISTAKES AND THE FUTURE. INTRODUCTION Identification. Though there is archaeological evidence that societies have been living in Nigeria for more than twenty-five hundred years, the borders of modern Nigeria were not created until the British consolidated their colonial power over the area in 1914. The name Nigeria was suggested … Read more

Africa stereotyping / Rwandan identity / women in politics

Question 1 Africa has always been studied by Eurocentric scholars who tend to write about Africa pointing out the negatives. For example Araya (2007) states that Africa as a continent continues to be misrepresented as ‘victims of poverty, violence and ridden with HIV/AIDS’ rarely looking at the positives of how the continent has changed and … Read more

South Africa’s heritage

In 1994, south Africa adopted its national coat of arm. Many aspects of south Africa’s heritage are interpreted in the national coat of arms. One of these aspects are the san people, who are southern Africa’s first indigenous people. The san The San are the oldest inhabitants of Southern Africa, where they have lived for … Read more

The rise of China

With the largest population of a fifth of humankind, the fastest growing economy, the largest army, a permanent seat on the United Nations Security Council, a nuclear arsenal and numerous space programs, there is no doubt that China is rising. The country has played a crucial role in the international system despite there being a … Read more

Nigeria

COUNTRY PROFILE Nigeria is located in the south east of West Africa, sharing borders with Benin, Cameroon, Chad and Niger. Nigeria is 923,768sq km which is four times the size of Britain (nationsonline.org 2018). The country has a population of 192million people, it is the seventh largest country in terms of population giving it the … Read more

Plate tectonics

Plate tectonics as a theory suggests states that the Lithosphere is split up into a series of rigid plates. At current, seven major plates have been identified, as well as a number of smaller plates. The boundaries were found to coincide with features upon the Earth’s surface, these include, orogenic belts, mid-ocean ridges, transform faults … Read more

Tectonic plate boundaries

Describe the main three types of the Earth’s tectonic plate boundaries with examples of where they occur and explain the main cause of plate movement There have been many theories about plate movement, one of the first theories was by geophysicist Alfred Wegener. Wegener proposed the idea that the continents used to fit together like … Read more

Cryovolcanoes

Ice volcanoes which are commonly known as cryovolcanoes are the types of volcanoes that occur in the solar system’s frozen regions. A regular volcano is made up of molten rocks or lava, whereas the ice volcano erupts volatiles compounds such as water, ammonia, methane, nitrogen that is accompanied by gas driven fragments, this process is … Read more

Lakes and Sailor Moon is rich in hydrocarbons

Scientists have conducted laboratory experiments, where they were placed in a tube Ethan liquid cooled to the point of 179 ° C (as is the temperature of the moon) and added his substance benzene. As the benzene dissolves very quickly in liquid ethane, so scientists concluded that lakes and Sailor Moon is rich in hydrocarbons. … Read more

Indonesia vs. Malaysia territorial dispute

I. BACKGROUND Southeast Asia location is very strategic which located between the Indian and the Pacific Ocean. As a consequence, Southeast Asia nations generally have a very distinctive maritime nature. On the other hand, Southeast Asia countries also have a long history of colonialism. Therefore, when its gain or was given independence, dispute of territory … Read more

America’s Water pipes

In 2014, Flint, Michigan switched its water supply from Lake Huron to the Flint River in order to save the city $200 million over 25 years (NPR, CNN). The tradeoff for saving money in this way was switching the city’s water source to a polluted river, being 70 times harder and 19 times more iron … Read more

The Galapagos Islands: history, UNESCO criteria, protection & conservation

Overview The Galapagos Islands is a volcanic archipelago in the Pacific Ocean, located in Ecuador. It is about 1000km of the coastline and one of the most prominent destinations for wild-life viewing. The islands and its surrounding waters collectively forms the Galapagos Province of Ecuador. The official language is Spanish with roughly a population of … Read more