Fw: AV Teleforum On Sunday May 18, 2014 at 12PM EST

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A FRAMEWORK FOR GLOBAL AFRICAN INTEL­LI­GENCE RESEARCH

At African Views organization we feel obligated by the virtue of our charitable designation to support the global campaign for the safe return of the abducted girls from Government College in Chibok as well as the apprehension of Boko Haram. Since our strength and our core capabilities are rooted in research and communication for transformative strategies, we have conducted extensive research and produced a report based on mosaic analysis to better explicate the complexity of ideology and principles behind Islamic jihadist incubator in northern Nigeria as well as the environmental condition that encourages it.   Topics covered in the report include: The Role of ethnicity and religion in Nigerian Politics Making Sense of it all (Chibok girls’ abduction - What does it all mean?) Realities of the Nigerian Government Worldwide Protests Laudable Government Programs CHIBOK, Nigeria (Town of the Missing Girls) The Home of PeaceBorno State (Northern Nigeria) HISTORY OF BORNO Root of Neo Islamist Jihadist Movements  HISTORY OF BOKO HARAM HOW TO DEAL WITH BOKO HARAM AND OTHER JIHADIST INCUBATOR? Here is the link to download the report: http://www.africanviews.org/jdownloads/Country%20Performance%20Assessment/Global%20Peace/bring_back_the_girls.pdf On Sunday May 182014at 12PM EST African Views' Family and Social Life Team will connect analysts from AfricaUK and the USand welcome any member of the public from anywhere who has something to say on the topics to discuss the ongoing kidnapping rescue campaign and collectively seek deep insight and new perspectives into the Nigerian terrorist group Boko Haram and the hostage situation in Nigeria on AV Teleforum. Here are some outstanding questions and thoughts to be discussed during the program: • Why has Boko Haram attacked Chibok and abducted the girls? • How is Boko Haram funded? • To what extent is the government to blame in Boko Haram’s development? • Is a similar pattern of abductions being recognized in the Northern Uganda crisis with Joseph Koni, and Charles Tailor of Liberia and Sierra Leone? • Nigerian government’s lack of well-established emergency measures against terrorism is a permanent weakness that can be exploited at will?   Panelists:   • Regina Askia WilliamsRN (doctoral student): Former Miss Nigeria, model, actress and Nollywood Icon (New York, US) • Mrs. Adeoti Jagun: London Prisoners Psycho Therapist (London, UK) • Dr. Mini Murthy: Physician (New York, US) • Bukola Shonuga: renown global media producer (New York, US) • Kehinde DaCosta LawrenceEvent and media ProducerWriter (Lagos,Nigeria) • Mr. Leutrell OsborneRetired CIA Intelligence Operative in Africa (Washington,DC) • Ayo SonoikiRadio presenter (London,UK) • Brenda Grace OkottInternational Human Right Law Analyst, Joseph Koni and the Uganda invincible children specialist (Sweden) • Sandra Augustine NneboSchool principal (Gaborone, Botswana) • Agnieszka Grzybowska: International relation analyst (New Jersey) Moderators: Host: Nike Agunbiade Erin: Psychosocial Analyst (London, UK) • Tim EvansMedia production student (Delhi,India) • Stephy Onyinye Anyadike: Medical student (Ukraine) Program Schedule and Access detail • When: Sunday, May 18, 2014 • Time: 12: 00 P.M. –1: 30 P.M. Eastern Standard Time • To participate by phone: Call (760) 283‑0850press 1 to get to the program director • To join by Skype — add: Africanviews (Call-in during the show time) • Topic: #BringBackOurGirls Access Link: http://www.africanviews.org/component/content/article/2227-av-radio/family-and-social-life-in-a-nutshell/49671-bringbackourgirls.html

FAMILY AND SOCIAL LIFE… IN A NUTSHELL HOST (UK) HOST (NORWAY/​SWEDEN) HOST (INDIA) HOST (UKRAINE) Rao­lat Nike Agunbiade-​Erin Brenda Grace Okott Tim­o­thy Evans Onyinye Stephanie Anyadike