On Thursday, September 27 at the Nigerian House in New York City overlooking the United Nations where the 73rd Session of the United Nations General Assembly was taking place, the wife of the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Her Excellency Mrs. Aisha Muhammadu Buhari was decorated with distinguished Global Awards.
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Saturday, Sept. 8th NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio stormed the community of LeFrak City in Corona hand...
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Senator John McCain probably assured of political immortality in the hearts and minds of many Americans succumbed to life inevitability Shakespeare alluded to above, yet embraced his painful ordeal of captivity in Vietnam saw sunset Saturday, August 25 in his home state of Arizona.
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The passing of Kofi Annan ,80, has left a huge void and vacuum in a continent of Africa still grappling with the death of Nelson Mandela. Both Mandela and Annan will forever remain among greatest sons of Africa in every sense of the word. Their vision, courage and high sense of integrity will always be worthy of emulation.
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The dethronement of Queens Democratic Party boss Congressman Joseph Crowley D-NY by Alexandria...
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President Trump’s announcement on February 28th, two weeks to the day after the February 14th massacre at Marjory Stoneham High School in Parkland, Florida, that he supported comprehensive gun control legislation stunned the National Rifle Association which for decades has opposed almost every firearm safety bill. Trump’s announcement also became worrisome for Republican lawmakers, many of whom have long been willing beneficiaries of the NRA’s support.
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The venue for this year’s National Action Network Inc NAN could not be any more familiar, Sheraton Times Square Hotel and Towers 53rd and Seventh Avenue was where big summits such as Clinton Global Initiative and Rainbow PUSH use to hold annually. While CGI is all but extinct a little over a year ago, NAN Summit taunting civil rights, equal justice and political inclusion under present dispensation becomes even more magnified.
Read MoreJames Felton Keith has too many first names, so most people call him JFK. He is an award winning engineer economist and author. He has founded and incubated an industry.
Read MoreThe summit addressed Minority Procurement, Equity Investment, Board Diversity, and Life after Sports and Technology.
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There have been three milestone “Firsts” which have been credited to Dillip Chauhan. For one, when Chauhan, now 47, who was born in India and immigrated to America in 1999, received the New York State and City Hall’s Political Rising Star 40 Under Award in 2007, he became the first person of South Asian ancestry to be so honored.
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