Interdisciplinary Academic Essays vol 4. 2013

International Elite University Journal

Scientific Study from the year 2012 in the subject African Studies, University of Nigeria, language: English, abstract: Elite-Universitaetsjournal enters its Vol.3 with yet more interdisciplinary academic essays. This edition of our journal covers writings in Accountancy and lack of accountability in Nigeria, medicine, and Russian literature, Gender in African and German literature and intercultural dialogue as well as Engr. Boni. Madubunyi's Geo-sciences and African development. However our major theme centers chiefly on Nigerian, nay African leadership and developmental problems such as unemployment as presented by Gbenga Kaka, a senator of the federal Republic of Nigeria and the fmr. Dep. Governor of Ogun State, Nigeria; health as packaged by Prof Lubosch, a Russian academic; Russian Literature and Africa as presented by Prof. Dusenko, an Ukrainian versatile scholar; lack of accountability and prudent managerial skills as written by John Uzokwe, the former Managing Director Finance of Peugeot Automobile Nigeria; Gender complementarity and intercultural dialogue as well as Heinrich Boell's literary prophetic protest as analyzed by Ikechukwu, Aloysius, Orjinta, the fmr. Head of Department of Foreign Languages and Literary Studies, University of Nigeria, Nsukka. Okwesilieze nwodo's the role of political parties in the leadership development in Nigeria and Africa in the third millennium is an attempt by this seasoned politician and the former National Secretary and Chairman respectively of the ruling political party in Nigeria (PDP) to let the world know that politics is not a dirty game; It is man and woman who soil it. Our shortlisted and carefully edited works are the fruits of research that are harvested from scholars from the United States, Ukraine, Russia, Britain and Nigeria. These writings will be of great benefit to students and researchers in the fields of learning listed above. If our journal is of benefit to you, feel free to be part of us. -Dr. Dr. Ikechukwu. A. Orjinta