DR. PHILLIP CHUKWUMA OFUME: SUMMARIZED CURRICULUM VITAE
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PHILLIP C. OFUME, Ph.D.
c/o ICF 7020 Harrison Road
Fredericksburg,
Virginia, USA 22407
Tel. (781) 556-1464
E-mail: limpt...@gmail.com or
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OBJECTIVE:
Unsolicited Application for Professor of new law Course called
JURISDICTION (course curriculum and teaching plan attached)
INTERNATIONAL/NATIONAL LANGUAGE FLUENCY:
- English
- French
- Nigerian Languages
EDUCATION:
Doctorat du 3e Cycle (Ph.D.) - DEA, D.E.Phil. - Ethics
Universite Catholique, Lyon II France 1982
Doctorat du 3e Cycle(Ph.D.) - DEA - Panafricanism: Politics in
Africa and African Politics, Universite Jean Moulin Lyon III France
1981
S.Dr. - Scolarite au Doctorat du 3e Cycle - Comparative Philosophy/
Philosophy
of Science
M.Sc. - (Labour Science - Completed one year) major/minor
concentration - International
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Labour Law; Introduction to Ergonomy; Noise Pollution/Therapy;Labour
and Unionism;
Workplace accident/claims, Universite Jean Moulin Lyon III France 1981
M.Phil. - Anthropological and Ethnological Research and Investigation
with specific research
in Social Anthropology; Cultural Ethnology; Comparative Social
Organization; Gender Anthropology and
Social Mobility Universite Catholique, Lyon II France 1979
B.Phil. Bachelor of Philosophy - General Philosophy with specific
interest in Philosophy of Law (post –study
research and investigation) - Universite Catholique, Lyon France 1977
POST-DOCTORAL STUDIES:
Ph.D. (Min.) - Christian Leadership
University, New York USA (2002 – present)
Juris-doctor (on-going with over 35 years law study, research, and
investigation.
In the United States certified by the Massachusetts Board of Bar
Examiner to do completion
courses to seat Bar Examination
NCMP - Mediation Negotiation and Conflict Management
Programme Dalhousie University ,Law School/Henson
College N.S. Canada. 1998.
NCMP - Negotiation and Conflict Resolution
Dalhousie University, Law School/Henson College. 1998.
NCMP -Advanced Mediation
Dalhousie University, Law School/Henson College N.S. 1998.
ACADEMIC & PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCES:
Direct Action on Contemporary Social Policy Research and
Investigation– Plan for New World Development Order (NWDO) – African
Canadian Human Rights Association, Inc. (Project Coordinator, 2002 –
to date):
i. Human Reconstruction Technician (Anthropometric System) –
Decongestion of Ghetto and Welfare Clientele as mechanism to reduce
crime and poverty Anti-Refugee Slavery International (Chair, National
and International Policy Research Council – 2002- present)
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ii. Israel/Palestine New Peace Plan (NPP): Human Rights Non
governmental Organization Peace Plan (Principal Negotiator 2001 –2002,
see US Institute of Peace)
iii. Education Gateway Project (EGP) (Child-Parent Plan):Replacement
of Depressed Reserves, Political Band, Villages and Communities
(Principal Investigators 2002 - present)
iv. Hereditary Learning and Illiteracy (HLI) – African Canadian Human
Rights Inc. and Netlink International Communication System (Developer,
2001)
v. Reconstruction and Rehabilitation of the Drop-outs (DORR) and
designer of alternative classroom and career method – African Canadian
Immigrant Settlement Program (Coordinator1998 - 2001)
vi. Alternative schooling and reconstruction plan for the inner-city
(ASIC) - Anti-Refugee Slavery International Inc. (Principal Researcher
2000- 2001)
vii. Structural Adjustment of the Impact of Hereditary Poverty on the
racial minorities – Integrated child-parent development plan –
Collaboration between Anti-Refugee Slavery International Inc. and Oil/
Chemical Watch International (Associate Principal Researcher 2001)
viii. Counter-terrorism program in the Americas: Canada/US Border
Agreement and failure of the effort germane to Homeland Security
Program (Chair, National and International Policy Research Council
2001 – present)
ix . America model on the Africa and Arab Nomadic Education Strategy
as Centerpiece for America's Foreign Policy – International Campaign
for Nigerian People's Liberation and Democracy and African Canadian
Human Rights Association Inc. (Chair, 2001 – present)
x. Contemporary Genealogical Research and Investigation for
Unification of Mankind – Route Not Taken to Cause Regeneration and
Reconnection between Inside and Outside Diaspora via Anthropo-
ethnographical Detection and Architectural Method (LSD
ResourcesDevelopment, 1999 – present, Phillip Ofume, Ph.D. – Principal
Researcher and Kris Kifindi Bunkheti, Ph.D. – Deputy Principal
Researcher)
xi. Correction, Empowerment and restorative education for the inmates
in the Nigerian Correctional Institution and Prison (International
Cooperant Project – Director)
xii. Manufacturing of Agricultural Tools and Equipment for the 21st
Century Agro-development and Self-sufficiency (International Cooperant
Project – Negotiator)
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(b) Criminalistics Research Project (CRP) and Human Safety and
cooperation Project in 21st Century
i. Mechanism for the Relaxation of the Governmental and Non-
Governmental Terrorist/Terrorism and Counter Terrorism Researcher as
Route Not Taken to Win World Peace and Security – Oil and Chemical
Watch International (Principal Investigator 2000- present)
ii. AIDS/HIV/EBOLA and related illness: 1st – 78th Confessions on bio-
terrorism/ bio-warfare (Principal Investigator – 1999 – present)
iii. Non-human terrorism/terrorist index: Extra-human messengers via
import and export – Development of new techniques in Homeland
Security. Coalition research and investigation:
INTERNATIONAL CAMPAIGN FOR NIGERIAN PEOPLE'S LIBERATION AND DEMOCRACY
(ICN-PLD)
ANTI-REFUGEE SLAVERY INTERNATIONAL (INTERNATIONAL CAMPAIGN PROJECT)
AFRICAN CANADIAN HUMAN RIGHTS ASSOCIATION (ACHRA)
NETLINK INTERNATIONAL COMMUNICATION SYSTEM (NLICS)
OIL AND CHEMICAL WATCH INTERNATIONAL (OCWI)
AFRICAN CANADIAN IMMIGRANT SETTLEMENT ASSOCIATION (ACISA)
INTERNATIONAL AFRICA SERVICE CENTRE (NORWAY)
(Chair : 1999 – present)
iv. AIDS/HIV/EBOLA and related illness: Depopulation Program (1940 –
1978) – Oil and Chemical Watch International and International Africa
Service Centre ( Co-chair 1999 - present)
v. Policy and strategic studies on terrorism and counter-terrorism
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Frontier of dual-purpose research on terrorism (governmental and non-
governmental terrorism); Research on Cyber-Terrorism and Cyber Space;
Strategic research on governmental and non-governmental terrorism:
Condition and Circumstance research on dual paranoid and counter-
terrorism; etc.
(c) Law, Policy and Practice Reform Research and Investigation. The
work completed focuses on how to use the Boards, Commissions,
Tribunals and Law Courts of the elected and appointed government and
its agencies to change defective policies and practices.
i. Mechanism for Peaceful and Non-violence Policies and Practices
Reform Techniques (National Chair, Litigation Team – 1999 – May 23,
2002). Under self-representation over nine lawsuits were commenced in
1999 and four have successfully reached the highest court in Canada
(Supreme Court of Canada). Two judgments have been delivered.
Sample and Brief Procedural history of one of these lawsuits:
Risk and danger facing the term and casual employees and supremacy of
Employers in Nova Scotia: Exclusion and marginality of the Nova Scotia
Labour Standards Code in labour conflict resolution. This lawsuit on
policies and practices change is an alternative conflict resolution
measure because mobilizing the mass-people (casual and term employees)
would lead to destruction of life and property. A lead Plaintiff/
Complainant was sought and established instead of class action. Fewer
parties would be preferred because of time, costs and efficiency.
Canadian government sanctioned all lawyers not to
represent the lead Plaintiff/Complainant who also read law. Plaintiff/
Complainant read and his members read law privately to protect public
interest and help government survive in formulating its policies. This
method prevents community, national and
international violent protest and civil demonstration to change
operating policies and practices.
Point at issue in this case interrogating Canadian Labour Standard
Code and Civil Procedure Rules:
a. whether term employee in Canada requires letter of employment;
b. whether term employee in Canada requires contract agreement
between employer and employee;
c. whether term employee in Canada requires workplace medical and life
insurance;
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d. whether term employee in Canada need to be issued identification
card containing picture and names different from his/her names and
picture;
e. whether term employee in Canada need to be issued access or
premises entry card containing picture and names different from
his/her names and picture;
f. whether term employee in Canada is suppose to be paid over-time and
granted rest time during his/her contract tenure.
Decision/Judgment by the Canadian Board, Tribunal and Law Courts:
Comment – Majority of the Decision, Order and Judgment in Canada are
based on wide distinction of colour, race and nationality. Majority of
the direct and indirect Plaintiffs and victims in these cases are
racial minorities. Decision and judgment on these cases (hereunder)
all of which raised the issues (a) to (f) above were issued and
delivered by the Board, Tribunal and Law Courts and dismissed
accordingly without reason. Right as to publication and disclosure
has remained censored.
STAGE I
Director of Nova Scotia Labour Standards Board was implicated and
joined in the action
Phillip Ofume v. Department of Education and Director of Labour
Standards Code File No. GN 792 381 783 CA
Judgement: Director of labour Standards Code declined to continue
December 08, 1999 -
STAGE II
APPEALED TO LABOUR STANDARD TRIBUNAL
Phillip Ofume v. Department of Education and Director of Labour
Standards Code of NS - L.S.T. No. 99 - 1654
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Hearing: Halifax, Nova Scotia May 23, 2000 and June 26, 2000
Breach of Law Courts Rules of Practice: On May 23, 2000 tapes 1, 2,
and 3 contain the entire case of the Appellant and tapes 4, 5, and 6
contain the entire case of the Respondent. To frustrate the case of
the Appellant, tapes 1, 2, and 3 were destroyed and the Tribunal
covered the atrocity and delivered judgement and dismissed the Appeal
without the case of the Appellant without informing the lead Appellant
that all his tapes were missing
STAGE III
APPEALED TO NOVA SCOTIA COURT OF APPEAL
Phillip Ofume v. Department of Education and Labour Standard Tribunal
File No. C.A. 166475. Labour Standard Tribunal resigned. The Appellant
knew about the missing tapes when he was perfecting this appeal. To
cover this atrocity the Labour Standard Tribunal filed sworn affidavit
to disclose the incident. The Tribunal and Department of Education
pleaded for the appeal be remitted back to the Labour Standard
Tribunal for Retrial. This affidavit led to appointment of jury. The
Honourable Justice Flinn was appointed. Justice Flinn was alarmed and
dismissed their
application for the appeal be remitted back for rehearing. Justice
Flinn assigned the case to the Nova Scotia Court Appeal Panel.
Nova Scotia Court of Appeal failed to consider the harm done to the
case by the Labour Standard Tribunal. At this stage the employers and
government have started making changes.
STAGE IV
APPEALED TO SUPREME COURT OF CANADA
Phillip Ofume v. Department of Education and Labour Standard Tribunal
- Supreme Court of Canada File No. 28956
Judgment delivered on May 23, 2002: The Canadian government and its
agencies took over the Supreme Court of Canada as they did from Board
to law court. The Supreme Court of Canada was forced to sweep under
the rug and ignored what transpired on the Tribunal and Nova Scotia
Law Courts levels especially the Order and Reason for Order of the
Honourable Justice Flinn. The Supreme Court of Canada refused,
neglected and failed to handout written Reason for Judgment. Due to
national and international demand for this Reason for Judgment, the
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Supreme Court of Canada pull down and dismantled the websites whereat
the Judgement was published. This one of the major case law cited by
lawyers in Canada.
(d) Case Law and Index of Authorities: Impact on Law Reform
(Shortlist)
i. Ofume v. Vukelick and St. Joseph's College et al [2002] N.S.J.
No. 6 (Quicklaw) (N.S.S.C.); [2002] N.S.J. No. 217 (Quicklaw)
(N.S.C.A.); [2002] N.S.J. No. 161 (Quicklaw) (N.S.C.A.);
ii. Ofume v. Vukelick and St. Joseph's College et al Application for
leave to appeal to the Supreme Court of Canada, filed and under
review, Supreme Court of Canada docket number 292665
iii. Ofume v. Southwest Apartments Limited, [2001] N.S.J. No. 213
(Quicklaw) (N.S.S.C.); Judgment: May 2, 2002 [2001] S.CC.A. No. 495
(Quicklaw) (S.CC.) Supreme Court of Canada file number 28742
iv. Ofume v. Nova Scotia(Department of Education and Labour Standard
Tribubal); [2001] N.S.J. No. 353 (Quicklaw) (N.S.C.A.)
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v. . Ofume v. Nova Scotia (Department of Education and Labour
Standard Tribunal) – Supreme Court of Canada file No. 28956
vi. Ofume v. HMTQ, [2002] N.S.J. No. 272 (Quicklaw); Application for
Leave to appeal to the Supreme Court of Canada under review, Supreme
Court of Canada File No. 29273
vii. Maureen v. Goranka et al . Cite as: Goranka Vukelich, et al 2002
NSSC 009 Docket: S.H. No. 164246 Date: 20020114
viii. Ofume v. Vukelich et al. Cite as: Ofume v. Vukelich, 2002 NSCA
61 Docket: CA 176939 Date: 20020507
ix. CIBC v. Ofume (Respondent's Application to Quash Appeal (Ofume v.
CIBC Docket: CA 178078) against Defective Settlement. Order of
Judgement - Cite as: CIBC v. Ofume, NSCA 114. To be appealed to the
Supreme Court of Canada.
x. Ofume and six Human Rights NGOs v. Government of Canada. Decision
located at the United Nations Charter Document version at: Ref.
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E/CN.4/2001/21 http://www.unhchr.ch/->documents->charter-based bodies-
commission on human rights-> UNITED NATIONS Economic and Social
Council Fifty-seventh session Item 6 of the provisional agenda. The
Government of Canada disrespected UN Recommendations. The Government
of Canada did not grant UN Special Rapporteur Inspection and Direct
Discovery Examination on Canada.
xi. Ofume v. Radio Shack InterTAN Canada Limited et al, Docket: S.H.
No. S.H. 160145C. November 25, 1999 (Trial). Volume of Damages Sought:
$2 billion.
Etceteras
(e) Publication - Law Courts Books/Factums/Related Publication
(i) Appeal Book and Factum (51 pages – in the Nova Scotia Court of
Appeal: No. CA 174313 –Court Administration Office, Halifax, N. S.
Canada Oct. 07 2002 – Dr. Phillip Ofume)
(ii) Factum and List of Documents (156 pages – in the Supreme Court of
Nova Scotia – Appeal Division S.H. No. 168257 Court Administration
Office, Halifax, N. S. Canada June 27 2001 – Phillip Ofume)
(iii) List of Documents (105 pages - in the Supreme Court of Nova
Scotia –S.H. No. 164145C Court Administration Office, Halifax, N. S.
Canada February 01 2001 – Phillip Ofume)
(iv) Factum ( 589 pages – in the Nova Scotia Court of Appeal: No. CA
161064 –June 01, 2001 Phillip Ofume)
(v) Counter- Application - Interlocutory Notice(Inter Partes
Application) (12 pages - in the Supreme Court of Nova Scotia –S.H.
No. 165814 Court Administration Office, Halifax, N. S. Canada
February 18 2002 – Dr Phillip Ofume and Mrs. Maureen Ofume)
(v) Memorandum (Inter Partes Application) (18 pages - in the Supreme
Court of Nova Scotia –S.H. No. 165814 Ofume v. CIBC Court
Administration Office, Halifax, N. S. Canada February 18 2002 – Dr.
Phillip Ofume and Mrs. Maureen Ofume)
(vi) Affidavit/list of Exhibits (Inter Partes Application) (163
pages - in the Supreme Court of Nova Scotia –S.H. No. 165814 Ofume v.
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CIBC Court Administration Office, Halifax, N. S. Canada February 18
2002 – Dr Phillip Ofume and Mrs. Maureen Ofume )
(vii) Notice of Application for Leave to Appeal (Section 40 of the
Supreme Court of Canada Act) (70 pages – Supreme Court of Canada SCC
File No. 29273 Ofume v. HMTQ June 25, 2002)
(viii) Factum ( 41 pages – in the Nova Scotia Court of Appeal: No. CA
178078 –August 23, 2002 Phillip Ofume and Mrs. Maureen Ofume)
(ix) Appeal Book ( 261 pages – in the Nova Scotia Court of Appeal:
No. CA 178078 –July 31, 2002 Phillip Ofume and Mrs. Maureen Ofume)
(ix) Further Appeal Book ( 17 pages – in the Nova Scotia Court of
Appeal: No. CA 178078 –August 23, 2002 Phillip Ofume and Mrs. Maureen
Ofume)
(xi) Factum ( 43 pages – in the Nova Scotia Court of Appeal: No. CA
178078 –August 23, 2002 Ofume v. CIBC)
(xii) Notice of Application for Leave to Appeal (Rule 23(1) of the
Supreme Court of Canada Rules) (114 pages – Supreme Court of Canada
Ofume v. Goranka et al June 20, 2002)
(xiii) Supplementary Appeal Book ( 472 pages – in the Nova Scotia
Court of Appeal: No. CA 166475 –June 01, 2001 Phillip Ofume)
(xiv) Notice of an Application for Leave to Appeal (Rule 23(1) of the
Supreme Court of Canada Rules) (216 pages – Supreme Court of Canada
Ofume v. Southwest Apartment SCC FILE NO. 28741 November 15, 2001)
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(xv) (xi) Factum ( 43 pages – in the Nova Scotia Court of Appeal:
No. CA 166475–June 01, 2001 Ofume v. Dept. of Education. )
(xvi) Notice of Application for Leave to Appeal (Rule 23(1) of the
Supreme Court of Canada Rules) (114 pages – Supreme Court of Canada
Ofume v. Dept. of Education. November 15, 2001)
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(xvii) Notice of Trial Without Jury and Certificate of Readiness (78
pages – In the Supreme Court of Nova Scotia – S.H. No. 160145C
February 22, 2000 Ofume v. Radio Shack InterTAN Canada Limited)
(xviii) List of Document (18 pages – In the Supreme Court of Nova
Scotia – S.H. No. 160145C June 19, 2001 Ofume v. Radio Shack InterTAN
Canada Limited)
(xviv) Further List of Document (14 pages – In the Supreme Court of
Nova Scotia – S.H. No. 160145C October, 2000 Ofume v. Radio Shack
InterTAN Canada Limited)
(xv) Further List of Document (70 pages – In the Supreme Court of
Nova Scotia – S.H. No. 160145C July 27, 2000 Ofume v. Radio Shack
InterTAN Canada Limited)
(xvi) Application for Leave to Appeal and Motion to file Lengthy
Memorandum: An in-depth research and investigation on Mortgage
conspiracy and Arm-twisting (265 pages – Appealed from the Court of
Appeal of Nova Scotia (No. CA 178078) to the Supreme Court of Canada,
November 22, 2002) –Ofumes v. CIBC Mortgage Inc.
(xvii) Court of Appeal of NS C. A. No. 202013 – Ofumes v. CIBC
Mortgage Corporation
(xviii) Supreme Court of Nova Scotia S.H. NO. 194319 – Ofumes v. CIBC
Mortgage Corporation
(xix C.A. No. 206463- Court of Appeal of Nova Scotia)– Ofumes v. CIBC
Mortgage Corporation
(xx) C.A. No. 209470 - Court of Appeal of Nova Scotia)– Ofumes v.
CIBC Mortgage Corporation
(xxi) Supreme Court of Canada - SCC No. 30054 Ofumes v. CIBC
Mortgage Corporation (Case law on forcible and organized seizure of
goods, properties and cash in disrespect of several litigations
pending in law courts across Canada
(xxii) The Supreme Court of Canada SCC No. 30289 - Ofumes v. CIBC
Mortgage Corporation
(xxiii) The Supreme Court of Canada SCC No. 30300 - Ofumes v. CIBC
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Mortgage Corporation
(xxiv) C. A. No. 202013 – Court of Appeal of Nova Scotia - Ofumes v.
CIBC Mortgage Corporation
(xxv) SCC No. 29476 – Supreme Court of Canada (Ottawa) - Ofumes v.
CIBC Mortgage Corporation
(xxvi) S.H. No. 215478 - Supreme Court of Nova Scotia - Ofumes
v. CIBC Mortgage Corporation – Case of recovery
etc. etc. etc.
(6) PRESENT POST-DOCTORAL POLICY RESEARCH AND INVESTIGATION UNDER
INTERNATIONAL COLLABORATION AND PARTNERSHIP (updated: October 2002)
• Social Policy Research/Investigation: Human Rights, Social
Justice, Racism, Democracy, Racial Discrimination, Xenophobia,
Depressed Community Reconstruction Base Projects, etc. (Principal
Investigator and Dr. Kifindi Bunkheti as Assistant Investigator)
• System of Social Policy Research and Investigation:
Intervention of Anthropologists and Sociologists in Resolving
Canadian Longstanding Social Conflict (principal researcher 2000 –
2001)
* Researching and investigating Racism, Racial Discrimination and
Xenophobia
Clinically (Principal Researcher 1979 -present)
• Campaigning for International and National (Canada)
Legislation to Outlaw Racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia and
related intolerance( Principal Negotiator and Developer 1998 -
present)
• Campaigning for Reparation on Slavery, Racism, War, Induced
Under-development and Related Human Cruelty (Associate Negotiator,
2001 – present).
• Construction and Reconstruction of Educational and Business
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Dropouts (Principal Investigator – 1996 – present).
• Transition and Reconstruction of the Social Assistance
Unemployable and Employable Clients.
• Route Not Taken in the Canadian Law School Program:
Multiculturalism Advocacy and Law Practice (Principal Reformist and
Negotiator 1999 - present).
• Canada: A System of Education for the Arabs, Blacks,
Filipino, First Nation, Inuit and Metis (Associate Researcher).
• Minorities Education and the Intersection of Labour Force
Participation and Equity in Canada (Principal Researcher –1999-
present).
• Jeopardizes on Access to the Right to Education in Canada:
Pathways to Post-Secondary Education (Principal Researcher –2000-
present).
• Development of Corporate Affairs Program in the Minorities
Child Care Program (Principal Development Consultant –1999-present).
• Employability and Unemployables in the Nova Scotia
Segregated Social Assistance Program: Assessment and Evaluation of
Transition on Minorities Conditions (Principal Researcher –1998-
present).
• UNHCR policies and practices convention bodies – researched,
investigated and reviewed the following:
a. continuous and comprehensive strategies and plans in the
assessment, evaluation and policy analysis on the determination of
the rights, status, needs, growth or development,
transition, and conditions of refugees inside and outside western
world – unattended task of the UN Convention;
b. special and general national and international humanitarian laws
on the status of refugees - policies and practices research and
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reform on the status and determination of refugees inside and outside
the conflict;
c. research, investigation and review per policies and
practices -
i. Convention Relating to the Status of Refugees, 28 July 1951,
189 U.N.T.S.150 – standardization of the "bodies of the convention"
to reduce refugees casualties, hardship, violations of refugees human
rights and conflict between the laws of the implementing states and
UNHCR Convention ;
ii. Protocol Relating to the Status of Refugees, 4 October 1967,
606 U.N.T.S. 267.
Fourth Geneva Convention Relative to the Protection to Civilian
Persons in time of conflict and instability, 12 Aug. 1949, 75
U.N.T.S. 287, Arts. 27, 35, 44, 45, 46, 70 - review on special
protection for women, men and children based on race, nationality,
anterior/posterior conflicts, gender and colour
iii. Law and practice reform research - Conclusion on the civilian
and humanitarian character of asylum and resettlement
iv. Conflict of law of war and program of the UNHCR – arbitration
law for refugees and ordinary persons and implementing state –
learning resources for field officers',
d. management and leadership of national and international business
films; Project development; policy research and investigation; inter-
governmental development and co-operation and relationships; and
strategic management – refugees empowerment, transition,
resettlement, repatriation and growth;
e. the place and rights of stateless persons and refugees in
international sovereignty and activities - United Nations and its
system and other organizations or unions.
(7) ACADEMIC TEACHING EXPERIENCE (updated: October 2002)
i. 1981 - 1985 Lecturer/Associate Researcher , University
of Ibadan, Department of Political Science(Faculty of Social
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Sciences), Nigeria and Institute of African Studies University of
Ibadan Duties: Researched, Criminalistics; Political Anthropology of
Abuja;
Co-taught Politics in Africa and African Politics; Military Rule and
Arm Struggle in Africa; Political Theory/Ideology, Africa in pre and
post-Diaspora and Africa in Globalization.
ii. 1982 Lecturer, Ogun State University, Department
of Philosophy Duties: Taught Philosophy of Science, Ethics, Selected
Ancient
Philosophers, Marxism, Modern Capitalism, Communism and Socialism.
iii. General Certificate of Education(GCE)/West African School
Certificate Examination(WASC) Loyola College, Ibadan
Duties: External Examiner
(8) PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND HUMAN SYSTEM EMPOWERMENT (updated:
October 2002)
(Project created by GMBOND & PHONEX COMPANIES to bring America into a
new partnership with Africa and Middle East – Frustrated by the
Canadian government and Nigeria's Military government(1988 – 1999)
(Principal Coordinator)
(a) Information science and technology development for G-77 nations:
i. extensive Work Experience in Information Technology Research for
the so called developing target under the exploitation of the
developed target
ii. national and International E-Commerce/Trading/Administration for
developing target to curtail the indebtedness breeding speed on info-
technology evolution raise to zero top;
iii. G-77 nations information science development and management to
serve mass people with the intention to connect the western
hemisphere under the oppressed new world development order.
(b) Community, national and international cooperant development to
attract new policy and partnership
i. international Business Management and Administration;
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ii. high institution Teaching and Research;
iii. trainee Trainer Program;
iv. manager trainee program;
v. youth vocational training and career development and dounseling
programs;
(9) REFUGEES DETERMINATION AND RECONSTRUCTION PROJECT
(Project put in place by Anti-Refugee Slavery International Inc.
1999) (Coordinator –2000 – present) (updated: October 2002):
(a) Refugees Determination and Reconstruction Research;
i. Social Conflict and Cohesion Research to resolve problem of
repatriation and integration;
ii. Restorative Justice and Reconciliation Research;
iii. Assessment and Evaluation relating to the Status of Refugees and
Displaced Peoples;
iv. Resettlement and Repatriation Research and Determination;
(b) Critic and analysis of the Convention relating to the Status of
Refugees 189 U.N.T.S. 150, entered intoforce April 22, 1954;
i. Manifest of the Executory and Transitory Provisions relating to
the Determination of the Status of Refugees and the regional and
interregional implementation of the Protocol;
ii. Research into the national and transnational Criteria for the
Determination of Refugee Status; Research on the Rights and Liberties
of Refugees in Multi-cultural Canada;
iii. Development of Refugees Micro Project for Preliminary
Resettlement and Repatriation;
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(c) Danger on US/Canada Border Agreement – Question of Homeland
Security
(d) Conflict of Interest and task of Homeland Security: Demagogies in
US/Canada Safe Third Country Agreement (December 05, 2002)
(10) INTERACTIVE DEVELOPMENT AND SELF-EMPOWERMENT PROJECT
(Project co-sponsored by African Canadian Human Rights Association
Inc. 1998) (Development Specialist – 2001 – present)
(a) Trainer on Court Process and Brief Writing, Personal Legal
Representation in both Criminal and Civil Matters;
(b) micro-business development and administration under Canada/USA
business culture;
(c) high education/vocational institution substitute tutor to support
post-classroom work in Canada;
(d) trainer in organizing small/large seminars/workshops on formation
of Community and national cooperants
(e) internship for senior and junior managers on community
cooperation and dialogue project,
(11) ACADEMIC MANAGEMENT/ADMINISTRATIVE EXPERIENCE
i. University of Ibadan, Department of Political Science(Faculty
of Social Sciences)Nigeria 1981-1983
Duties: Member, Curriculum Development and Review Committee. Member,
Student Advisory Board. Member, Tutorial Courses Development
Committee.
ii. Ogun State University, Department of Philosophy Nigeria 1982-
1983 Duties: Member, Curriculum Board. Student Retention Program
Developer.
iii. Universite Catholique de Lyon France 1978 - 1980
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Duties: Foreign Student Advisor - educational development counseling
and planning.
iv. Assigned by United Nations to intervene in an academic/UNESCO
project dispute at York University between Dr. Chris Bunkheti vs. Mr.
Paul E. Lovejoy and York University.
v. Lead Counsel and Chair of Committee for six NGOs to the United
Nations: Complaints Against Canadian government and its agencies –
1999- 2003
(12) ACADEMIC RESEARCH EXPERIENCE
(a) University of Ibadan, Institute of African Studies, Nigeria
1981 – 1996 Associate Research Professor:
i. Researched Anthropology of Charles Darwin's Genetic
Theory/Mobility: Genesis of Social Discrimination in both ancient
and modern times.
University of Ibadan, Institute of African Studies, Nigeria 1981 -
1996 Associate Research Professor:
ii. Researched Political Anthropology of Abuja: Areas of
Research and Investigation are ethnicity, nepotism,
cronyism, religion, creed, social/secret societies, political
economy, mythology, culture mobility, comparative ethnology and
ethnography in Africa, Latin America and North America;
iii. Researched Nigeria's Ethno-criminology with particular
reference to Criminalistics and Urbanization in ancient and modern
crime investigation.
(b) Nova Scotia(Canada) Department of Education and Culture July
1998 - June 1999 Researcher/Consultant/Project Officer:
i. Researched/Coordinated Provincial African Canadian Immigrant
Research Project. This research encompasses but not limited to needs
and barriers assessment and evaluation, review of previous projects
and primary research to establish issues relevant to employment;
training; data interpretation, management and conduct pilot studies
to test the outcome; labour force participation; occupation, wage and
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income analysis.
ii. My Specific Research Techniques are: Barriers and needs
identification - integration of the group requiring the needs and
experiencing the barriers(participatory action research); Involvement
of external research or non research partners and cooperants
(traditional research technigues); methods for gathering and
collating information: lecture, symposium, workshop , survey, oral
history, focus group meeting(community oriented meeting), interviews,
questionnaires, telephone and electronic mail lines, Study of Nova
Scotia Human Rights Act and Universal Declaration of Human Rights
to determine rights and non-rights etc.
(c) African Canadian Human Rights Association(ACHRA- National
Secretariat) 1998 –present Chair, National Research Council:
i. On-going Research Project - Re-examination of the Rights, Duties
and Prosperity of African Canadian Community 1700-present
preparation for the millennium.
This research is identifying the Basic Human Rights vis-a-vis the
Universal Declaration of Human Rights(December 10th 1948) which have
been Ratified by Canada. Research/Investigate the Canadian Basic
Human Rights relevant to access to education, employment and
services protected by both the National and Universal Basic Human
Rights. Examination of various barriers and progress made by this
Community. Examination and Evaluation of the prevailing socio-
economic position of the African Canadian Community versus other
Communities in Canada. The target period is 1700 -present. This
Project is funded internally by ACHRA's Members across Canada.
ii. On-going Research Project:
"Questions of the Civil Liberties of Recent African Canadian
Settlers in Nova Scotia 1945 - 1998". Funding Agency – Self (Phillip
C. Ofume).
Method of Intervention:
Co-ordinating a Provincial Research Project that is identifying and
defining a "Special and forgotten Black Settlers" who started
emigrating from African, Caribbean, South America, etc. since 53
years ago to Nova Scotia. Before and after Fifty three years ago they
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have been Black Settlers in Nova Scotia.
These Blacks known and to be called in this research the "Recent
Blacks" have not been defined by studies, various governments and
socio-economic development manifests in Nova Scotia. Neither have
they an official access to the Basic Human Rights and/or socio-
economic programs legislated within the jurisdiction of the Nova
Scotia Human Rights Act. Majority
of the Recent Blacks are excluded both by the indigenous Blacks and
certain government service providers from having access to different
socio-economic programs due to their language accent, colour and
place of origin.
They are not included in the ten first preference nations resettled
in Nova Scotia. The Recent Blacks are different from the indigenous
blacks and the rest of the Nova Scotians due to certain cultural
background such as spoken English and French , differentiation on
color pigmentation, impact of recent social mobility, religion,
creed, etc. There is no cause for this discrimination because they
are hard working, law abiding, many are highly educated and
speak/write English and French and excellent
entrepreneurs.
(d) Impact of book and electronic piracy on publication
Researched copy right legislation in USA; Protection of Research
Product; method and practice of research and research product
Classification and preservation.
(13) RESEARCH GRANTS
NS Habour Solution Treatment Plant Project: risk and danger on the
biocommunities and extra-biocommunities ($5000.00 –self-sponsored by
two NGOs) African Canadian Human Rights Association Inc. and Oil and
Chemical Watch International (2002) (Chair)
$200,000.00 Needs and barriers evaluation and assessment policy
research project –Department of Education and Culture, Nova Scotia
Canada. Federal Grant. 1998 – 1999 (Project Officer and Principal
Researcher)
A.G. Brook Research/Publication Company USA/Gambond/Phonex Companies,
Nigeria Topic: Research Product Commercialization in Third World
Countries
1989-1995 Grant: $34,000.00 (General
Manager
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Anti-Refugee Slavery International(Togo Section) 1996-1998
Topic: Refugees Vulnerability Evaluation and Assessment: From
Resettlement to Integration.
Grant: Approx. $3500.00 Granted by Ika Awareness Movement(NGO,
Nigeria)(Administrator)
Ika Awareness Movement 1994-1996
Topic: Route Not Followed to Analyse Nigeria's Political Instability -
Effect of 1914-1963 Population Census in the Distribution of Natural
and Human
Resources. Grant: Approx. $9000.00 (Principal Investigator)
(14) SPECIAL RESEARCH INTEREST
(Co-sponsored by African Canadian Human Rights Association Inc. and
International Campaign for Nigeria People's Liberation and Democracy
(2000 – present) (Policy Specialist 2001-present)
(a) Impact of imbalance Curriculum Development in Nova Scotia School
Systems: Report Card of Educational Vulnerability of African Canadian
Learners.
This research is investigating with the use of participatory action
research and traditional action research the school curricula in
primary, junior secondary and senior secondary and reason why there
are incessant black students drop outs especially at junior secondary
and senior secondary levels. The research is investigating the role
of the teachers, students, school board, parents, school managers and
black learners. A critical study of access to educational enrichment
and other services. Compare
black learners and other learners within a particular learning
community and Basic Human Rights sustaining learning environment.
Study and analyze the Nova Scotia Human Rights Act especially
educational equity, support program, race relation and affirmative
action.
(b) Refocusing the Race Relation Foundation Program in Nova Scotia
To examine the effectiveness of multi-cultural race relation program
and mono-cultural race relation program in the school, workplace and
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community. United Kingdom Race Relation Program will be used as case
study. To investigate over 22 prohibited and other grounds empowered
by the Nova Scotia Human Rights Act. Review of the prevailing race
relation program especially how it affects the recipients of the
services such as the black and immigrant communities in Nova Scotia.
The research will examine access of the black and immigrant
communities to legal services to pursue cases of racism and inequity.
(c) Ethnography and Anthropography of Immigrants to Nova Scotia 1800 -
1900 This research will examine how Nationality Preference and Bloc
Immigration have affected the issues of Social Justice(hate crime,
racism, bias activities, etc.); Family violence(condition of boys/
girls, mixed cultural children, spouses, ethnic diversity, child
discipline, child abuse, etc); Biological
family and ethno-cultural children(effect of the growth of ethno-
cultural communities, indigenous communities, bloc voting, etc);Civic
Participation(civic knowledge, social cohesion and
participation
especially in future political life of Canada, etc.); and Culture
Identity(Impact of racial affiliation, ethnicity, study of cultural
multiplex and how it affects children in education, future workplace,
socialization, etc.).
(d) Marriage Ethics/Feminist Anthropo-philosophy : African Canadian
Immigrant Families in Canada. This research will investigate the
conflict in first nation
education, biological family, multiple family system. Vertical
(public) and horizontal(family) educations and the education in
mother tongue. Change of matrimonial roles between husband, wife and
children. Socio-economic socialization and coping with traditional
family system.
(15) PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND OTHER TEACHING EXPERIENCES
Gambond/Phonex Nigeria Companies Director of Research and Training
(1986 - 1996)
Duties: Training of internal and external Managers and Entrepreneurs
in the following:
* Workplace Negotiation and Conflict Resolution -
Managers,Assistant Managers and Entrepreneurs;
* International Business Research and Formation of
Cooperants -Managers;
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* Research Methods and Research product Commercialization -
Managers;
* Project Proposal and Management - Research Project Directors;
* Mechanism for Recovery of Business Debts -
Accountants/Manager Trainees;
* Recovery of Pension and Gratuity - Junior Arbitrators;
* Methods for Recovery of Oversea Debts - Foreign
Partnership Managers;
* Recovery of Death/Accident Debts - Senior Arbitrators;
* Recovery of House/Property Rents - Junior Real Estate
Managers;
* Project Financing and Management - Research Project
Officers;
* Loan Defection and Piracy - Bankers/Finance Company
Managers;
* Breach of Contract and Agreement - Senior Arbitrators;
* Feasibility Study and Project Management - Manager
Trainees;
* Formation of International Partnership between
Institution of High Education and
Business Sector.
National Conscience(Human Rights - NGO Nigeria) 1993 - 1996
Chair/Director of Training (Delta State)
Duties:
Taught and organized symposium and workshop on the following theme:
Record of Human Rights Violation in Nigeria (1914 -1996) November 1994
(Symposium- Benin City); Human Rights Work in military and civilian
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governments in Africa(taught -Agbor) November - December 1995;
Comparative Child labour/Child Poverty in Africa and South Eastern
Asia(Workshop - Warri) August 1994; Socio-economic base Family
Violence in Nigeria(Lecture - Asaba, Benin City, Aba and Abraka) July
1995; Multiculturalism and Civic Participation in Nigeria(co-taught
with Dr. Obayuwana –Benin City, Okpe and Ogwashi -Uku) June 10, 1995;
Cultural Diversity and Identity in Nigeria(Co-Taught with Dr.
Efetobor) September 1994.
Ika Awareness Movement(Human Rights - NGO Nigeria) 1993 - 1996
Taught the following: Economic Freedom and Neo-Colonialism in third
world(Togo -Lome Ghana-Accra, and Senegal-Dakar) October - December
1996; Environmental Sanitation and Degradation in the Niger-Delta of
Nigeria(Lagos, Lome and Dakar) February 1993; Oil and Chemical Watch
in the Niger - Delta(Ibadan, Warri, Abraka) March 1994.
(16) PROFESSIONAL AND OTHER RESEARCH EXPERIENCES
A.G. Brook Research/Publication Company USA. 1989 - 1992
Director of Research/Investigation:
Duties: Coordinated research on domestic and oversea linkages and
partnership development between institutions of learning and
industries National Conscience(Human Rights -Nigeria) 1993 - 1996
Chair/Research Coordinator: 1993 - 1996
Duties: Researched Environmental Sanitation Violation in the Niger-
Delta Region of Nigeria and presented position report to United
Nations
Security Council.
Chair of Research Advisory Committee: 1994-1995
Duties: Advised and steered research on questions of the Nigeria's
Human Rights Record 1966-1996.
(17) OTHER PROFESSIONAL MANAGEMENT/ADMINISTRATIVE EXPERIENCES
Sponsored by Gambond/Phonex Companies, Nigeria
General Manager/Director of Research: 1986 - 1996
(a) Managed and Negotiated domestic and foreign capital investments
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and contracts(Approx) $600Million - $650Million 1986 - 1996;
(b) Responsible for the negotiation of debt recovery contracts and
recovery of Federal, State and Local Government debts; 1987 -
1988
(c) Managed the recovery of retirement benefits, pension/gratuities,
death and accident claims 1986 - 1996;
(d) Managed and Financed domestic and oversea projects 1986 - 1996;
(e) Responsible for the recovery of bank, factory and company debts
1986 -1996;-In-charge of research project funding proposals 1994 -
1996.
Sponsored by National Conscience(Human Rights -NGO Nigeria)
Chair/Research Co-ordinator Delta State 1993 - 1996
(a) Responsible for Environmental Sanitation Research;
(b) Responsible for the Research on the Question of Nigeria's
Political Theory, Ideology and Fundamental Rights of Nigerians to
participation in all levels of leadership - political participation
equity;
(c) Responsible for the research of the question of Nigeria's Human
Rights Record and position report to the European Union, United
Nations Security Council and Human Rights Commission, North America
Groups, Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch, etc;
(d) Researched ethnicity and nepotism as an index of economic and
political instability in Nigeria;
(e) Researched the International Monetary Fund(IMF): Effect of
the "Structural Adjustment Program " on Africa and South America
1985 - 1995.
Universite Catholique Lyon France
President, Association des Societes de Recherche Anthropologique et
Ethnologique de Lyon(selected research scholars of Universite
Catholique Lyon). 1977 - 1981
(a) Responsible for Formation of multi-national cooperants from
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Africa, Europe, Asia, North America and Middle East. Areas of
research include urbanization, child labour/abuse, feminist socio-
anthropology(child benefits, change of the position of husband/wife,
suicide/solitude, marriage ethics, family violence, boys/girls
issues and mutilation of the male/female "foreskin" or sex organ);
(b) Genealogical/heritage research: North America and Africa
(Reconnection Project)
(18) ACADEMIC AND PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS
- National Chair, Canadian Sociology and Anthropology Association
(CSAA – Anti-racism Committee) – 2001 - present
- Member, International Pen(Canada Section) 1999-present
-Director/ Chair of Research Council, African Canadian Human
Rights Association(ACHRA -Human Rights Canada). 1998 - present
-National Administrator, Anti-Refugee Slavery International(ARSI -
Canada Section). 1998 - present.
-Member, Canadian Sociology and Anthropology Association. 1998 -
present.
-Member, THE NETWORK(Canada) Interaction for Conflict Resolution.
1998 - present
-Chair, National Conscience(Human Rights- Nigeria) 1994 -1997
-National Chair, Ika Awareness Movement(Human Rights - Nigeria) 1993 -
present.
-Member, Amnesty International. 1996 - present
-President, Chemical and Oil Watch International(Togo Section), 1996 -
1998
-Member, Amnesty International - Urgent Action Program(UAP). 1998 -
present.
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-Research Fellow, Friend of Doherty Library, University of St.
Thomas, Houston Texas U.S.A. 1989-1991
-Member, European Sociological Association(ESA). 1998 - present.
-Member, Human Rights Watch(HRW) - 1998-present.
-President, Regional Anthropology/Ethnology Research Unit(Association
des Societes de Recherche Anthropologique et Ethnologique de Lyon)
Universite Catholique, Lyon France. 1977 - 1981.
-Member, National and International Merchants Association of Nigeria
1983-1996.
-Member, Association des Societes de Philosophie de Langue Francaise
(ASPLF). 1975 - present.
-Member, Societe Francaise de Philosophie, France. 1975 - present.
- Chair, International Campaign for Nigerian People's Liberation &
Democracy(ICN-PLD). 1998 - present.
- Member, United Nations Association (Canada) (2001 – present)
(19) PUBLICATION/PRESENTATION
i. Ofume v. Vukelick and St. Joseph's College et al [2002] N.S.J.
No. 6 (Quicklaw) (N.S.S.C.); [2002] N.S.J. No. 217 (Quicklaw)
(N.S.C.A.); [2002] N.S.J. No. 161 (Quicklaw) (N.S.C.A.);
ii. Ofume v. Vukelick and St. Joseph's College et al Application for
leave to appeal to the Supreme Court of Canada, filed and under
review, Supreme Court of Canada docket number 292665
iii. Ofume v. Southwest Apartments Limited, [2001] N.S.J. No. 213
(Quicklaw) (N.S.S.C.); Judgment: May 2, 2002 [2001] S.CC.A. No. 495
(Quicklaw) (S.CC.) Supreme Court of Canada file number 28742
iv. Ofume v. Nova Scotia(Department of Education); [2001] N.S.J. No.
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353 (Quicklaw) (N.S.C.A.)
v. . Ofume v. Nova Scotia (Department of Education and Labour
Standard Tribunal) – Supreme Court of Canada file No. 28956
vi. Ofume v. HMTQ, [2002] N.S.J. No. 272 (Quicklaw); Application for
Leave to appeal to the Supreme Court of Canada under review, Supreme
Court of Canada File No. 29273
vii. Maureen v. Goranka et al . Cite as: Goranka Vukelich, et al 2002
NSSC 009 Docket: S.H. No. 164246 Date: 20020114
viii. Ofume v. Vukelich et al. Cite as: Ofume v. Vukelich, 2002 NSCA
61 Docket: CA 176939 Date: 20020507
ix. CIBC v. Ofume (Respondent's Application to Quash Appeal (Ofume v.
CIBC Docket: CA 178078) against Defective Settlement. Order of
Judgement - Cite as: CIBC v. Ofume, NSCA 114. To be appealed to the
Supreme Court of Canada.
x. Ofume and six Human Rights NGOs v. Government of Canada. Decision
located at the United Nations Charter Document version at: Ref.
E/CN.4/2001/21 http://www.unhchr.ch/->documents->charter-based bodies-
>commission on human rights-> UNITED NATIONS Economic and Social
Council Fifty-seventh session Item 6 of the provisional agenda. The
Government of Canada disrespected UN Recommendations. The Government
of Canada did not grant UN Special Rapporteur Inspection and Direct
Discovery Examination on Canada.
xi. Doctorate Dissertation: Analyse d'un Nouvel Instrument pour la
Cohesion Africaine(Panafricanism), Universite Jean Moulin Lyon III
France 1981 Advisor: Prof.(Dr.) Bernard Bourgois(presently the
President of
ASPLF, Universite Paris I
xii. Doctorate Dissertation: Ethique chez les Fang du Gabon,
Universite Catholique Lyon France. 1982. Advisor: Prof.(Dr.) R. Le
Trocquer Universite Catholique Lyon.
Xiii Independent African Canadian Immigrant Settlement Program in
Nova Scotia Co-author: Prof.(Dr.) Agnes Calliste, Prof.(Dr.) Raphael
M. Nyiti, Dr. Phillip Ofume(Principal Researcher/Author) and Mr.
Charlse Njoku). 38 Pages. Halifax Canada, 1999.
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xiv Employment Rationalization and equity in the prospect of
multiculturalism Workshop Presentation: African Canadian Human Rights
Association, Halifax, NS. Human Rights Day December 10, 1998.
xv. Globalization and Ethnicity in Nigeria. St. Francis Xavier
University, Antigonish, N.S. 1998.
xvi. Family Violence in African Canadian Immigrant Community. Paper
presented during the Symposium organized by Anti-Refugee Slavery
International -ARSI Canada Section Halifax, 1998.
xvii. The rights of Refugees in Canada. Paper presented during the
workshop organized by the African Canadian Human Rights Association -
ACHRA National Secretariat Halifax NS 1998.
xviii.An Immigrant Anthropography: Voluntary and Involuntary
displacement as a result of the outrage of war, economic problems,
famine and political persecution. A position paper presented to Anti-
Refugee Slavery International - ARSI Canada Section Halifax 1998.
Xix. Effect of Disunity: Record of Institutional Racism in Nova
Scotia 1600 - 1998. Outline of a Research Project presented to the
Department of Canadian Heritage, Multi-Culturalism Program, Halifax
1998.
xx. Boys and Girls: Alone From School to Job and Business Markets.
Paper delivered during a Workshop organised by the Department of
Education and Culture African Canadian Service Division. Oversea
extension project -Jamaica Youth Entrepreneurs Citadel Hotel Halifax,
1998.
xxi. Development of interactive communication web site in cross
cultural workplace. Paper presented during a race relation symposium
organized by African Canadian Human Rights Association, Halifax 1998.
xxii. Nova Scotia in the New Millennium : the role of African
Canadian Parents and Elders in building bridges in School. Presented
during a provincial workshop organized by African Canadian Human
Rights Association to plan the millennium educational
structural adjustment Program(MESAP) based on right to education to
reduce the rate of Black drop in the Nova Scotia School System.
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Halifax 1998.
xxiii. Survival of Refugees in Country of repatriation: A pattern
of Pre-
xxiv. repatriation micro-project for post - repatriation adjustment.
A paper presented to the United Nations High Commission for Refugees,
Headquarters, Geneva Switzerland. Lome, Togo 1997.
xxv. Tracking down environmental degradation in the Niger/Delta
Region of Nigeria. A project presented to the World Bank, Port
Harcourt Nigeria. 1995
xxvi. Obligation of the IMF/World Bank: Under-writing the
indebtedness emanating from the structural adjustment programme 1985 -
1995. Presented to the National Research
Council of Ika Awareness Movement, Agbor, Nigeria 1994
xxvii. An Autonomy: Towards Functional Security matter. Supreme
Headquarters Annex, Lagos Nigeria 1984
xxviii. Service of Attention: Security Exercise is a Gold digging
exercise. Federal Security Operatives intervened with interrogation
on the principal points on the paper. Ibadan Nigeria 19984.
xxiv. A shift in Criminology: Metaphysical techniques in
criminalistics. University of Ibadan Nigeria. 1985.
xxv. Establishment of Federal Government of Nigeria Child Care
Services and Early Childhood Education. Federal Ministry of
Education, Lagos 1983.
xxvi. Need for ECOWAS labour exchange and research bureau.
University of Ibadan, Nigeria 1983,
xxvii. The Merit of Disciplined Policy making and Development
Orderliness. Acknowledged by the Head of State and Commander-in-Chief
of the Armed Forces of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. Letter dated
02/08/84, State House, Lagos. 1984.
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xxviii. National Development and Efficiency of University Inter-
Curriculum
Standardization.
Acknowledged by the Head of States and Commander-in-Chief of the
Armed Forces of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. Letter dated on
04/09/84. State House, Lagos Nigeria 1984.
xxix. Authority and Agency of Opinion: Mercenary Tendencies in
Modern Government - An outline of vertical and horizontal(Government
and People) Relationships. 52 pages published by Maxwell Printing
Press, Agbor Nigeria 1985.
xxx. Impasse of Educational Alignment. Federal Ministry of
Education, Lagos 1985.
xxxi. Full-autonomy or Confederation: Indigenation of State Police
Force. Submitted to the Head of States of Nigeria. State House,
Lagos. 18 pages .1985.
xxxii. Federal Government of Nigeria Employment Rationalization
Mechanism. Criticism(systemic) and recommendations. Acknowledged by
the Head of State and
Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Federal Republic of
Nigeria. Letter dated April 1987. State House, Lagos 1987.
xxxiii. Human Rights Work in Nigeria. Paper presented during the
first general meeting to inaugurate the National Conscience(Human
Rights - Nigeria) in Delta State, Agbor 1995.
xxxiv. Bakassi Peninsula: Diplomacy as an alternative to war.
Acknowledged by the Head of States and Commander-in-Chief of the
Armed Forces of Federal Republic of Nigeria(through the Honourable
Minister of External Affairs). Letter dated 30/08/94.
xxxv. Bakassi Peninsula: How to Explore Further Diplomatic Avenue to
Avoid War. A memorandum to the Head of States and Commander-in-Chief
of the
Armed Force of the Federal republic of Nigeria; Hon. Minister of
External Affairs; Hon. Minister of Justice and Attorney-General of
Nigeria, Ministry of Justice, Abuja 1996.
xxxvi Ethnicity and Political Anthropology in the cross road of the
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New Nigeria's Federal Capital -Abuja. A political anthropology of
Abuja. Paper presented to the Institute of African Studies,
University of Ibadan, Nigeria 1982.
xxxvii. Ofume v. George W. Bush et als NO. 08-8873 This case is one
of the most read cases in the world and has captured the attention of
5 billion readers that are in search of cognizable and non-cognizable
powers inside and outside office and further centered on jurisdiction
of authority and people in the entire society with test of “magna
carta” and/or the power of person that claims demi-god.
(20) CONFERENCE ATTENDED AND PAPERS PRESENTED
Towards the Last Days of Chief MKO Abiola: Formation of Government in
Exile. A paper presented at University of Benin, Nigeria on March 10,
1994
during a workshop organized by Campaign for Democracy(CD - Nigeria)
following the annulment of June 12, 1993 Presidential Election.
The secret detentions and prisons in Nigeria: Warehouse for State
Terrorism. Paper presented during a Conference organized by Ika
Awareness Movement to call Nigeria Government to order on Human
Rights Violation. Agbor 1995.
Role of God(" the creator of heaven and earth") in perpetuating
social injustice("Genesis to Revelation"). International Conference:
Association de Societes de Philosophie de Langue Francaise(ASPLF) and
Societe Francaise de Philosophie, Universite Laval Quebec. 1998.
(declined).
Development of Legal Enquiry on Nigeria's Human Rights Record.
Presented during a conference organized by Nigerians-in-Exile. Lome
Togo. 1997.
The Role of the UNHCR(Togo) in perpetuating Refugees' destitution and
insecurity in Togo. Multinational Association of Refugees in Togo.
Lome,1997.
Nigeria: Failed Federalism in midst of ethnicity and nepotism.
Conference organized by Campaign for Democracy(West Africa Chapter)
to mark the second year anniversary of the hanging of Ken Saro Wiwa
and eight others, Dakar Senegal.
The Route Not Taken to Monitor Socio-economic under development in
Nova Scotia: Racism in Skilled Professional Employment. Paper
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presented during a pre-workshop program organized by African Canadian
Immigrant Settlement Association, Halifax Canada 1999.
The Relevance of BAPTISM in both Ancient and Modern Times. Paper
presented during the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Saints Baptism
Session in Halifax, Canada Nov. 1999.
etc. etc. etc.
(21) COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT
As Head of Research Council of African Canadian Human Rights
Association my on-going project include:
- Building Bridges in the School System . This project will identify
the new roles of parents and elders in the school system to reduce
black Learners school drop outs in the millennium.
-To publish a simple report card on the progress, rights and duties
of blacks in Nova Scotia 1700 -1998.
-The Forgotten Blacks in Nova Scotia: Recent African Canadian
Immigrants
-To conduct a human rights base research on North End Community.
Other projects are:
- Converting Refugee Adjustment Program to repatriation self-
reliance program
- Counselor, Sunday School, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- Day
Saints, Halifax Ward.
- Teaching and Formation of Home Church in France, UK, Italy,
Belgium, etc. Unification Church.
(22) SPACE AND BIO-PROTECTION RESEARCH INTEREST
Co-sponsored by Oil and Chemical Watch International and Netlink
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International Communication System) (2000 – present) (Associate
Researcher)
(a) Information Technology: Security/System
Consolidation/Protection/Recycling/Conservation Cyber-Technology
(up to/over a 1000 year's office files)
(b) Anti-online/radar/Cyber-terrorism-espionage incapacitators
(c) Researching Social Cohesion from Social Conflict Perspective
(d) West Nile and the role of extra-human messengers: impact of homo-
diversity terrorism
(23) INTERNATIONAL STATUS/CAMPAIGN
* Former Prisoner of Conscience adopted by Amnesty International,
International Secretariat, London, United Kingdom, (1997) and United
Nations(1996).
*Nationality : Stateless
*Status in Canada: Refugee, Permanent Resident and stateless
*Strong opposition against Death Penalty; Child Labour; Refugee
slavery; racism, discrimination and segregation; war, economic and
social crimes; unlawful detention and imprisonment; other human
rights violation
(24) EXHIBITION OF EXCELLENCE AND SPECIAL GIFTED TALENTS IN CANADA
(a) Resettled in Canada on April 20, 1998. As human empowerment and
development expert and specialist and someone who has never begged
tea and bread to help himself and others, I decided to study the
refugee resettlement one-time loan which was $5190.00(Canadian
dollars) and imported goods, properties and cash (added value for
shelter). Some refugees use this money for enjoyment but I found that
this money could be used to end the poverty of a refugee who lost all
following the flight to exile. Soon as this money was paid in full to
my family(four children and two adults), I decided not to touch a dime
outside the food for my
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family. Thereafter, I decided to spend few days in reading,
researching and investigating Canadian social and economic
environment. My initial budget plan was the following:
i. Information and communication:
- Phone, Fax, Internet and access to e-mail;
- Computer and Printer
ii. Mobility and Networking
- Used Car/insurance/Gas
- Job Search (employment and self-employment)
At this point, we looked like new comers who have been here for some
years.
(b) About two weeks following our arrival, the plan in paragraph (a)
became a magnet or spring board for our success under government
sanction and reprisal. I found advertisement calling for researcher
with the Department of Education and Culture. Because all the
facilities to enhance the preparation of my application were with me,
I applied immediately. The project was $200,000.00 research grant by
the Federal government of Canada. The volume of the grant and
academic and professional prestige attached to the project attracted
several scholars across Canada. According to information about 108
candidates were short-listed for interview. I was short-listed. The
interview was conducted about one and half month following our
arrival in Canada. After the interview, I emerged first position. The
old scholars in Canada protested and the Canadian government
intervened and the Department of Human Resources was assigned to
review the interview. The apprehension of the Canadian government is
that I am a human rights activist… After the review, I was also
selected as the best candidate to take the research job. The Canadian
government annoyance did not end there…
(c) The foundation plan in paragraph (a) above continued to yield
success. This plan facilitated a national and international business
and NGOs formation breakthrough. The plan yielded the following
surplus:
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i. mobilization of human rights activists across Canada to facilitate
the incorporation of six national and international human rights
NGOs (listed above). The Canadian government frustrated all the
plans, which we have put in place to develop Canada and Canadian
peoples in daring poverty which has been covered under heavily armed
police.
ii. less than nine months following our arrival the plan stated in
paragraph (a) above led to purchase of the present home in the best
place to live in Canada(Bedford). To frustrate
the rate of our progress or success the Canadian government imposed
the one of the worst world starvation wages (welfare or social
assistance) on us in 1999 to kill us;
iii. in the year 2000 in collaboration with governments and business
sectors inside and outside Canada, we facilitated a multi-million
export project on used trucks and other spare parts and machinery.
The Canadian government impeded the plan. A Commissioner with the
Canadian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trades wrote secret
letters to our different government and investment partners thus,
requesting them not to do business with us. The partnership was
strong multiracial/cultural team.
(d) In 1998 we were denied access to the right to read law. To pursue
the cases of human rights violation relating to our human rights
work, we started to read law privately and the plan in paragraph (a)
above gave us the excellent scholarship in the private study of law.
I lead my NGOs to pursue several cases from the Board, Human Rights
Commission, Tribunal, Provincial Law Courts to the highest court in
Canada(Supreme Court of Canada).
(e) I have earned a broad base globalization status with experience
in over sixteen countries including Algeria, Belgium, Benin, Canada,
France, Gabon, Germany, Ghana, Ireland, Italy, Nigeria, Senegal,
Switzerland, Togo, United Kingdom, U.S.A., etc. This cross-world
experience gives me the back up or ability to understand and manage
diverse academic, professional, business tradition, people,
multiculturalism program and the enhanced expertise to teach,
coordinate and research
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issues bordering around and within a cross long range plan. This is
an opportunistic thoroughfare in planning and coordinating events;
prioritizing; time management; problem solving; Long-range planning;
goal setting; follow-up and evaluation with excellent assiduity.
(25) INTERNATIONAL NETWORK FOR PEACE AND DEVELOPMENT IN AFRICA (NIPAD)
– HEADQUARTERS, PRETORIA, SOUTH AFRICA -International
Coordinator
25.1. Revision of the relationship between Government and NGOs.
25.2. Root Search, Reparation, Restitution, Repatriation and
Reunion project.
25.3. Alternative Peace Project: African methods for Mediation and
Conflict Resolution.
25.4. Interstate referral peacekeepers and peacemaking project.
25.5. African tactical Rescue Project
25.6. Cure and Prevention of AIDS/HIV/EBOLA under biomedical
research.
25.7. AIDS/HIV/EBOLA as Poison and Manmade Research Project.
25.8. Strategic development research and investigation project.
25.9. Child Protection Program:
25.10. Project Development and Enforcement under New Human Rights
Work in Africa
PARTICULARS of the project listed in subparagraph 25.1 to 25.10 above
are as follows:
25. 1. Revision of the relationship between Governments in Africa
and NGOs:
a. Development of domestic nation and Africa in general to be the
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centerpiece in carrying on peaceful and non confrontational human
rights work instead of the usual ovation by the grant masters,
foundations, charities and related grant maker based on the weight of
opposition against the government in power and other projects
pertaining erosion of the self-esteem of Africa and the people of
Africa.
b. Shift from opposition to policy research for the development of
the government in power believing that all governments in the world
are bound to hit insolvency without domestic and external cooperation.
c. Focus on Project for development of Africa and people of Africa.
d. Research and review of the traditional relationship between
African NGOs and the world.
e. New Human Rights Work in Africa and the place of the UN
Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the Domestic and International
Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural rights and the
International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights.
f. Formation of advisory coalition against paid opposition and non-
domestic NGOs – use of domestic instrument for the removal of
intruders in African human rights issues that are causing genocide,
inter ethnic and religion conflicts, war, under-development, inter-
regional conflict and instability.
g. Traditional and Contemporary Africa Forms of Mediation and
Conflict Resolution in Africa: Interrogating the interactive
relationship between conflict and cohesion to secure peace and
stability including peace and cooperation between the ruler and the
ruled in Africa.
25.2. Root Search, Reparation, Repatriation and Reunion project
a. Ethnometric/Anthropometric/geneagraphic base Root Search Project –
African genealogical, anthropological, ethnographical and
demographical research
b. Census and Root of the Africans inside the Diaspora and specific
connection of Africans outside the Diaspora.
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c. Development programs for connection and reunion between
Africans inside and outside the Diaspora
c. Legal research and application on jurisdictional Law Issues for
Reparation Litigations-sponsorship of resolution within the national
governments and United Nations.
25.3. Alternative Peace Project: African methods for Mediation and
Conflict Resolution
a. Interstate and Intrastate relation, mediation and conflict
resolution
b. Management of interstate urgent action base drafting or call up
and referral peacekeepers and peacemaking project.
c. African tactical Rescue Project - resettlement assistance,
Africa continental emergency relief and advocacy for refugees and
displaced people.
25.4. Interstate referral peacekeepers and peacemaking project.
a. Intervention and readiness plan within assigned states of the
Africa Union
b. Interstate drafting and dispatch logistic and apportionment
strategy
c. Interstate Legislative mechanism for maintaining Africa
territorial internal peacekeepers and peacemakers
d. World and African wars – African post-war service personnel
memorial, pension/gratuity and child assistance projects.
e. Intrastate equipped standby urgent action project to contain
religion and ethnic clashes within less than 30 minutes.
f. Indigenization of African peacekeeping and peacemaking program.
g. Indigenous techniques of early and swift mediation and conflict
management and resolution to deter expanded conflict and instability
across the Union.
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25.5. African tactical Rescue Project;
a. Mounted security for Refugees and other people fleeing
conflict
b. Zonal permanent shelter project for evacuees and Zonal
Repatriation Project.
c. Africanized relief agencies and materials to prevent further
proliferation of AIDS, HIV, EBOLA, CANCER, etc. in Africa
d. Methods for the indigenization and standardization of AIDS, HIV,
and EBOLA prevention materials
25.6. Instant Cure and Prevention Medicines (ICPM) via Labtip
Verification Medicines (LVM) Project on AIDS/HIV/EBOLA.
a. Research, prevention and permanent cure of AIDS/HIV via 1962-
1978 program; development and strategic research and investigation -
medicine and
eco-system management project.
b. Review of the mechanism on proliferation of AIDS/HIV/EBOLA
c. ICPM and LVM base Anthropometric and Ethnometric mechanisms on
the proliferation of AIDS/HIV/EBOLA
d. Afrifrontier medicine on cure and prevention of EBOLA
e. Public education on epidemics and control of epidemics;
f. System of International Relief Materials and publication of
international confessions
Explanation of particulars #5:
a. initiation project is that AIDS/HIV/EBOLA are poison and man made
product administered on victims as poison purpose of depopulation
with hate intention.
b. The strength of the work will be research on the poison
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(AIDS/HIV/EBOLA) manufactured on before 1962-1978 and relying on
these products to produce Instant Cure and Prevention Medicine (ICPM)
on AIDS/HIV/EBOLA.
c. The sources of the new medical research and scientific
investigation are based on Labtip Verification Medicine (LVM) and
Review of the US/Former Soviet Union laboratory outcomes ("FLOW
CHART') referenced profoundly in the nature and form of indirect and
indirect consultation with the work of Dr. Ed Boyd Graves (USA) and
other on before 1962-1978 living and dead medical and bio-chemical
scientists.
d. The Association intends to apply this work via acquired cutting
edge or innovative medicine and related scientific research and
investigation methods. Development of friendly foreign relation and
diplomacy on cure and prevention studies.
e. The LVM found that the cornerstone of ICPM is uncovered but
unused for many reasons for commercial longevity and depopulation
strategy
25.7. AIDS/HIV/EBOLA as Poison and Manmade Research Project.
a. Community base Ethnographical and Anthropometric history of
AIDS/HIV/EBOLA infection and transmission
b. Ethnographic determination studies on sexuality and other
chain of proliferation studies and typology of inter causal segmental
transmission.
c. The study of FLOWCHART to determine scientific materials used
to manufacture the poison 1962-1978 via substance profile analysis.
d. Scientific research to demystify the drama of the original
poison cartel as organized crime against humanity to hide cure. Study
of the role of the indirect and direct role of the prevailing
pharmaceutical industries in harm of lengthy partition studies
instead of intensive product implication and utility research to get
standard cure product.
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e. Presentation of official report on reason why the international
community, United Nations and their agencies refused to appoint
special scientist and baron rapporteur to research investigate
AIDS/HIV/EBOLA pandemic as Poison, Manmade and FLOWCHART base
Research Project
f. Tracking and nailing continuous and persistent proliferation in
Africa via questionable and deceitful project base money laundry
under international pharmadeceit project to enhance human elimination
target.
g. Impact of AIDS/HIV/EBOLA on African countries and people: Reason
for intended declaration of Continental State of Emergency (CSE) to
deal with:
i. AIDS/HIV/EBOLA pandemic as Poison and Manmade purpose of genocide
and depopulation. Shocking and scaring, HIV alone has killed over
20million people.
ii. Danger of social, economic, political and civil collapse and
maximum recession in Africa.
iii. Danger of using AIDS/HIV/EBOLA pandemic as trade and retroactive
profit to expand foreign and domestic indebtedness in Africa.
iv. Impossible, deadly and weak AIDS/HIV/EBOLA projects under the
World Health Organization (WHO) and other agencies on cure,
prevention and control without CSE and under-writing and forgiving
100% of the domestic and foreign past and present costs pertaining
direct and indirect projects.
25.8. Strategic development research and investigation project for
Africa
a. Medicine and environment human and material engineering
resources project.
b, Territorial and border security and protection.
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c. Peacekeeping/making and security project.
d. Democracy and good government.
e. Justice, human rights and human development Project (life
expectancy index).
f. Ecosystem design.
25.9. Child Protection Program:
a. Africa base child protection assistance
b. Abolition of human trafficking and child labour;
c. Abolition of child soldier and contemporary forms of slavery;
d. Abolition of the importation of human degradation culture: child
and adult pornographies and other indecent images of the People of
Africa.
25.10. Thematic Project Development and Enforcement under New Human
Rights Work in Africa
a. Direct action Project – engage investors, professional and
experts in specific project field and enforcement and implementation
across Africa;
b. Building partnership between government sector and private sector
under cooperation for good and exemplary society without
confrontation or opposition;
c. Training human rights NGOs for development of Africa in the 21st
century human right and NGOs work pattern - revision of human rights
and opposition NGOs work in Africa. The method comes in accord with
the requirements of the 21st century conditions stating that instead
of opposition against the government in power, NGOs become advisors
and co-developer of the people and society to built peaceful
environment;
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d. Education and persistent democracy be acting and sole
operating measure to stop the over 600 years imposed multiple
dependency in Africa.
e. Under policy research on education, we found programs called
Hereditary Learning, Change and Illiteracy (HLCI); Reconstruction and
Rehabilitation and Empowerment of the Drop-outs (EDORR); Alternative
Schooling (AS); and under welfare we found Hereditary Poverty (HP)
and how to resolve all of them via the Right to Education of the
Child as starter measure for the future non-violence and non-poverty
riddled people and society under the theory of individualism.
f. Research and collection of intellectual property and
values of Africans in International fora of research and innovation.
g. Development of several high, medium and micro projects
from paragraphs 1-9 above
h. Within any odds building partnership and cooperation inter
and intra-continentally including the United Nations system and state
parties.
The ten (10) point responsibilities listed in Schedule (B) above
maybe reduced, increased and improved from time to time under an
amended ASSOCIATION AGREEMENT.
(26) EXTRAMURAL/CURRICULA ACTIVITY
- Home Church Development Research/Preaching Gospel
- International Relation and Partnership Search
- Indoor and Outdoor Sports – Soccer and Bowling
- Vocational Development Project in the Prison
- Inner-City Citizens Reconstruction and Empowerment Research and
Education