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Sonoma State University President, Dr. Mike Lee, Ousted Over Explosive Pro-Palestinian Email

This post is about pro-Palestinian protests igniting more chaos: arrests, expulsions in US college campuses, and Sonoma State University president being ousted for his willingness to concede to the protesters' demands.

By Nwankama Nwankama, May 23, 2024

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Will Auto Salespeople Be Left in the Digital Dust? Why Humanity Still Holds the Wheel in the Age of AI

In the age of AI, auto salespeople's roles evolve, proving the human touch irreplaceable in car buying. Empathy, negotiation skills, and post-purchase support highlight their enduring value.

By Nwankama Nwankama, February 29, 2024

Future-Proof Dealers: How Salespeople Can Drive the Tech-Led Auto Revolution with Inclusivity at the Wheel

Salespeople drive the technology-led auto revolution, blending digital tools with a commitment to inclusivity, ensuring a personalized, accessible, and eco-conscious buying experience for all.

By Nwankama Nwankama, January 8, 2024

Is ADHD Overdiagnosed for Profit? Unraveling Myths and Spotlighting Truths

Exploring ADHD beyond myths of overdiagnosis for profit, revealing the complexities of a misunderstood condition and the importance of accurate information, early intervention, and comprehensive care.

By Mercy Nwankama, January 3, 2024

Could the Fabric of American Democracy Unravel? My Optimistic Inquiry into Freedom's Endurance

Exploring American freedoms, this inquiry reflects optimism in democracy's resilience amid challenges. It celebrates the enduring spirit of liberty, justice, and the power of diversity to strengthen the democratic fabric.

By Nwankama Nwankama, December 4, 2023

Is Technology Steering Us to a New Era in Auto-Buying?

Exploring the impact of technology on auto-buying, revealing a future where personalized ads, virtual test drives, social media unveilings, and digital sustainability reports transform the car shopping experience.

By Nwankama Nwankama, October 25, 2023

Will the Digital Highway Lead to Brand Loyalty? Exploring the New Terrain of Automobile Consumer Engagement

Exploring digital tech's role in enhancing automobile brand loyalty through personalization, immersive experiences, sustainability, continuous engagement, and flexible offerings.

By Nwankama Nwankama, March 20, 2024

How Can You Feel Safe When US Giants Fall to International Hackers?

In a world where digital shadows loom large, not even the titans of U.S. industry stand unassailable. How can you protect your organization?

By Nwankama Nwankama, March 25, 2024

TikTok's Rise, Struggle, and Uncertain Future in the U.S.: A Comprehensive Analysis

Let's dive into the whirlwind story of TikTok in America: a saga of explosive growth, intense scrutiny, and an unpredictable future.

By Nwankama Nwankama, April 28, 2024

The TikTok Takedown: Unpacking the U.S. Saga of Bans, Backlash, and Broader Implications

This is an exploration of the multifaceted saga of TikTok in the US, from initial bans under Trump to continued scrutiny by Biden, where legal, ethical, and national security concerns intersect with global trade and digital rights, shaping a contentious battleground over the app's future.

By Nwankama Nwankama, May 1, 2024

Nigeria's Tribal Tirades on Facebook: How Bigotry Erodes Shared Progress

Discover how a simple Facebook post about Nigeria’s first primary school ignited a storm of tribal tensions, revealing deep-seated biases and highlighting the challenges to national unity and progress.

By Nwankama Nwankama, May 23, 2024

Faith, Science, and the Resilience of Astronaut Butch Wilmore

When astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams were stranded in space for nine months, science alone wasn’t enough to sustain them. For Wilmore, faith in Jesus Christ provided the ultimate anchor. This blog explores how his deep faith, alongside his scientific expertise, challenges the false divide between science and belief in God. Read on!.

By Nwankama Nwankama, March 19, 2025

Redefining the Impossible: How Jackson and Johnson Revolutionized the Pythagorean Proof

Meet the math mavericks: Ne'Kiya Jackson and Calcea Johnson—two young African American women from the American South—are redefining what's possible in mathematics, transforming ancient theory with groundbreaking trigonometric proofs.

By Nwankama Nwankama, October 29, 2024

The Igbo Admiration for Strong Global Leaders: Understanding the Igbo Support for Trump, Putin, Netanyahu, and Musk

Discover why influential leaders like Trump, Putin, Netanyahu, and Musk captivate the admiration of many Igbos and Eastern Nigerians. This exploration reveals the cultural, political, and ideological reasons behind this fascinating support for assertive, anti-establishment figures.

By Nwankama Nwankama, November 2, 2024

The Peugeot 404: Nostalgia, Innovation, and Safety Regrets

For decades, the Peugeot 404 reigned as a symbol of reliability and nostalgia, earning its affectionate nickname, "Opi Achara," in Igboland (Nigeria). Yet, behind its iconic status lies a tale of innovation, cherished memories, and sobering safety lessons—particularly with the ill-fated pick-up version. Here, I dive into this journey of admiration and regrets.

By Nwankama Nwankama, January 20, 2025

National Sovereignty Cannot Be Imported: Lessons from Venezuela’s and Iran’s Defence Failures

Spectacular U.S. operations and failed Venezuelan and Iranian defenses should force nations to ask themselves a hard question: Can national sovereignty be outsourced? From penetrated air defenses that are based on Russian and Chinese technologies, to intelligence-driven strikes, recent events expose the limits of superpower weapons—and the hidden costs of dependence. This article examines why real security must be built at home, not bought abroad.

By Nwankama Nwankama, PhD, January 4, 2026

Did you foresee architecture, engineering, nursing, and education losing ‘professional’ status?

As America reclassifies graduate programs, you might be surprised to see architecture, engineering, and nursing grouped as non-professional, unlike religion and medicine. What does this mean for your field, your future, and the way the country now draws boundaries around advanced study? The implications are more intriguing than they appear.

By Nwankama Nwankama, PhD, December 4, 2025

Doing Math Together Can be the Secret Sauce to Family Bonding (Yes, Really!): Part 1

Think math is boring? Think again! A simple family math session turned into laughter, bonding, and memories that last a lifetime. Even if you’re “not a maths person,” this story will change how you see it forever!

By Nwankama Nwankama, PhD, July 16, 2025

Bringing America Home? Why U.S.-Based Nigerians Often Get It Wrong with House Designs Back Home!

Why do so many U.S.-based Nigerians try to replicate American house designs back home—only to regret it later? From open kitchens to hardwood floors, not all imported trends fit Nigeria's realities. In this piece, I explore the hidden clashes between aspiration and environment—and why adaptation matters more than imitation.

By Nwankama Nwankama, PhD, June 30, 2025

My Radical Position on the Israeli and Palestinian Conflict

I had three conversations—each was radical, each was flawed—each revealed why peace between Israelis and Palestinians remains elusive. Mine isn't a neutral stance; it's a defiant one. Here's why the middle ground is revolutionary.

By Nwankama Nwankama, PhD, June 18, 2025

Who Backs Iran and Israel? The Nations Fueling the Conflict Behind the Curtain

As the ongoing conflict between Iran and Israel escalates, you have wondered where the technological and military power of Iran and Israel comes from. Here are the four top backers of Iran and Israel.

By Nwankama Nwankama, PhD, June 17, 2025

On Amaechi and Others: “I Am Politically Igbo,” but Not Igbo

What do Rotimi Amaechi, Major Chukwuma Nzeogwu, and Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala have in common—and why do some of their own people reject the Igbo identity? In this blog, I have tried to dive deep into one of Nigeria’s most sensitive identity debates and link it to similar global struggles from Rwanda to the U.S. The answers might surprise you.

By Nwankama Nwankama, PhD, June 10, 2025

From Allies to Adversaries: Trump and Musk, and Trump and Putin

Examine the surprising unraveling of once-close ties between Trump, Musk, and Putin—and discover what their fallout reveals about trust, loyalty, and human relationships.

By Nwankama Nwankama, PhD, June 5, 2025

From Darkness to Orbit: Can Nigeria Plug Into the Sun at 36,000km?

As millions in Nigeria endure daily blackouts and noisy generators, China is preparing to beam sunlight from space. Can a country struggling to power its capital lead in this futuristic solution, or will subnational actors and private investors take the lead?

By Nwankama Nwankama, PhD, May 5, 2025

Who Loses the Tariff Wars: USA or China?

China may have a bigger GDP in terms of purchasing power (PPP)–$39.44 trillion versus the US's $30.34 trillion, but that doesn’t mean it holds the upper hand in the ongoing tariff wars. Here’s why the U.S.–China tariff war could hurt Beijing more.

By Nwankama Nwankama, PhD, April 18, 2025

From Scorn to Supremacy: Will Tesla Follow Toyota’s Path?

Would you buy a car that people hated for one reason or another? Decades ago, Toyota owners were mocked and even attacked, but today, Toyota dominates American roads. Now, Tesla faces similar hostility. Will history repeat itself? Let's dive into the past, present, and future of auto industry disruption to see if Tesla will follow Toyota’s path.

By Nwankama Nwankama, PhD, March 30, 2025

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