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Product Description It has become necessary to confront realities of the relics of this rich Nation bastardized by brainless despots into political insecurity, economic vagueness, uncontrolled criminality, and communal wretchedness. Knowing Nigeria is one thing; understanding the sociopolitical structures require a different aptitude. About the Author Dr. Anthony Obi Ogbo, Ph.D. It could be serendipitous, or that the planets were lined up correctly, but Ogbo got into the media circle in September 1981 even as a student of Fine & Applied Arts. He became chief cartoonist of The Trumpeta national weekly newspaper based in Eastern Nigeria, where he created the funny pages, and for three decades remained in mass media, changing both his education discipline, and professional portfolio along the way. From The Trumpet, Ogbo moved to The Daily Star, then to The Nigerian Guardian, and Prime People magazine. When the media business became suicidalthe era of Ibrahim Babangida and his goons, exacerbated by a rundown economy, and a clash between the media and the militaryOgbo, whose irksome, controversially objective style of journalism had made headlines decided to move on. Coming to the U.S., Ogbo moved on to more serious stuff as Art director with the Houston Sun; Designer at the Houston Chronicle; and finally decided, if he could make others king, he could make himself king as well. Ogbo established his own business, and incorporated the Guardian Newspaper in 1998 with the sole purpose of serving a combination of AfricanAmerican and African immigrants with information, and cultural matters. In 2008, he established a tabloid, The Black Senior Newsreadily the first publication in the State of Texas that addressed the needs of AfricanAmerican seniors. Among his virtues is a rare combination of street and realworld smarts, and, even rarer among penwielding pros, he's unfailingly candid. As he readily confesses, he has no special powers that enable him to foretell the future, but he is sure to tell it like it is. Born of Igbo parentage in the ancient city of Kaduna in northern Nigeria, Ogbo, a US Citizen, and prominent member of the Nigerian expatriate Diaspora holds a degree in Fine & Applied Arts, Certificates in Commercial Arts and Electronic Communication; Masters in Human Resources and Human Resources Management, and a doctorate in the esoteric field of Management in Organizational Leadership. September 6, 2011, which was exactly 30 years since Ogbo dabbled in the print media, has been proclaimed Anthony Obi Ogbo Day. Houston's Mayor Annise Parker's in the proclamation, wrote, 'The City of Houston commends Anthony Ogbo Ogbo for his accomplishments and commitments to print media and community service.'
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