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Dr. Ojior is skilled in examining issues in diverse angles, which others do not seem to attempt. He says that there is always a third, fourth or even more dimensions to a coin or some issues, which most people seem not to recognize or understand. Blessed with a highly perceptive and intuitive insight, he makes people want to go back to learning arenas.

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  Onima Institute for Tradition and Development USA, Inc is a non-profit organization whose aims and objectives are education, research and to foster African traditions and development.  
, ..“Africa and Africans in The Diaspora: An Evaluation of the Impact They Have on Each Other,” is a book in which, in 1996, Dr. Ojior x-rayed the relationship between the people of Africa and those of the Diaspora. The book is an analysis of the psychological impact of the African experience worldwide"