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ANOG
"Nigeria at 50"
Symposium
2010
“Nigeria as a Nation – 50 years later and counting!!!”
SYMPOSIUM IN CELEBRATION OF
NIGERIA’S 50TH
INDEPENDENCE ANNIVERSARY
Conference Center, DeKalb Technical College,
495 North Indian Creek Drive,
Clarkston, GA. 30021
September 25, 2010 at 5:30pm
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Welcome
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Introduction of Moderator and
Panelists and Symposium Moderator:
Dr.
Anthony Oloni
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Symposium
Moderator’s opening remarks:
Prof. Martin Okafor
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Presentation by Panelists
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Economic Development Landscape in Nigeria – 50
years later |
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Professor
Juliet Elu
Morehouse College Atlanta |
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The role of women in National Development – The
“50 year journey” |
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Ms. Folake Ayoola (National President,
Nigerian Lawyers Association, USA) |
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Justice
and the rule of law in nation building – a legal
perspective |
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Mr. Charles Onyirimba
(2009 ANOG Image Award Recipient) |
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50 years of Healthcare delivery; A post-mortem,
a new life |
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Dr. Philip Osehobo (Association of Nigerian
Physicians in the Americas – ANPA) |
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Nigerian Arts and Culture – A 50 year Portrait
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Mrs. Chi Ezekwueche, Arts and Culture icon, Macon,
GA |
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The impact of Nigerian youth in national
development; 50 years and beyond. |
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Miss. Ufuoma Obahor - Vice-President of African
Student Association, President of Alpha Theta Omega
Christian Sorority Inc |
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Question and Answer
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Final comments by Panelists
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Wrap-up by moderator
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Closing
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"Every
conflict we face in life is rich with
positive and negative potential. It can be a source of inspiration,
enlightenment, learning, transformation, and growth–or rage, fear,
shame, entrapment, and resistance. The choice is not up to our
opponents, but to us, and our willingness to face and work through
them"
. – Kenneth Cloke and Joan Goldsmith |
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