Ifeanyi Emmanuel Okonkwo

De Memorabilia Ifeanyi Emmanuel Okonkwo

The quest of man has always been to survive, to live comfortably as an individual and as an individual-with-others. In that quest, certain conflicts erupts. For Nigerians and foreigners/academics who have an eye in Nigeria, some of the conflicts include '... Islam, Human Rights and Constitutional Democracy in Nigeria; The Need for a Confederal System of Government'; 'The right to vote a consequence of the right not to vote'; 'Osu caste'; et al. The conflict still protrudes itself in the corporate-commercial world, thus, 'The forms and validity of a company's contract', 'a critical appraisal of minutes of a company's proceeding', 'On the removal of a director...' An attempt at reconciling and proffering a solution to these conflicts was made in 'An appraisal of Savigny's philosophy of law in the light of Nigeria Legal System' and in 'The jurisprudence of the right to cultural identity in Nigeria'. De Memorabilia thus, is a collation of the provoking thoughts of Ifeanyi Emmanuel Okonkwo. A book which no political leader, director, academics, or inquisitive mind dares not to read.