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By the author, Ekens Azubuike, 

A Criminologist.

Criminal Psychologist,.

Political Ideologist.

Police Science Expert.

With First Class Honors in Philosophy of Neuroscience, referring to Neurophilosophy, known by scholars? academic arguments as the interdisciplinary study of neuroscience and philosophy that explores the relevance of Neurophilosophy studies to the arguments traditionally categorized as the philosophy of brain and mind.

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Acknowledgement

This is a Political Philosophy and Psychological Leadership Book

I am really thankful to everyone that made this book possible to accomplish. The credit goes to all those who are promoting democracy all over the world. I worked on this project not only for the grades but also to broaden my combination of academic knowledge in various subjects to benefit others.

Thanks again to everyone who encouraged me during the journey, including those that did not encourage me.

The content of this book formed the intellectual, political philosophy, and

Psychological leadership by the author, Ekens Azubuike, a criminologist and criminal psychologist. Political Ideologist

Ekens Foundation International, © copyright 2022. All rights reserved.

No permission is granted to copy, distribute and/or modify this document under the terms of the Document License, version (First Edition).

A bonus page is included in the section entitled

The jurisprudence of the Nigerian bad and weak leadership in the International Case Between Nigeria and Cameroon: the Bakasi Land Dispute More information can be found at www.ekensfoundation.org/

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The Key Note and Review.

This is a Political Philosophy and Psychological Leadership Book

1. Book Origin. Tribalization.

2. APC and PDP Primaries and Delegates.

3. Who is Peter Obi?

4. Peter Obi Early life and Education.

5. Peter Obi Pre Political Career.

6. Peter Obi Personal Life.

7. Peter Obi Puppy Dog Approach.

8. Obi Power of Story.

9. The Politics of Morality.

10. The relationship between ethics and politics.

11. The Concept of Morality in Politics.

12. Peter Obi is also well-known for his religious and moral policies.

13. Consciousness of Leader.

14. Leadership failure is always the result of a lack of awareness.

15. What is the heart rate of your leader?

16. What is the sleep stage of your leader.

17. The reason why people in Nigerians are clamoring for change is that Peter Obi is open to people and his attitude has been genuine to the masses.

18. Nigerian leaders are not empowering the citizens.

19. Epistemology discipline.

20. Endocrinology.

21. Social Behavior.

22. Political Frequency.

23. The difference I found between Peter Obi and other Nigerian leaders

24. Peter Obi knows the power of the story, and that is why he is getting more followers without paying them anything.

25. Nigerian Society Frustration as a result of copying and pestling politics

26. Peter Obi’s cutting-edge leadership approach

27. Philosophical and Psychological Politics Through Hemostasis.

28. The Auditory and The Vac-system.

29. Peter Obi’s Motivational Approach to Politics.

30. The Nigerian Three Categories of Human Understanding.

31. Identity Politics.

32. Peter Obi Motivational Approach to Politics, Power of Story.

33. Nigeria Copying and Paste Politics.

34. Peter Obi’s intellectual humanity.

35. The Benefit of Identity Politics.

36. The problem with the Nigerian Constitution.

37. Nigeria’s constitution’s rigidity and flexibility issues.

38. The transformation that Peter Obi would bring to his government.

39. Enlightened Rationality: The Obi Approach.

40. Postmodernism is associated with relativism and a focus on ideology in the maintenance of economic and political power.

41. The Nigerian Three Categories of Human Understanding.

42. Nigerian Society Frustration.

43. Government of Oligarchy and Plutocracy Vs. Aristocracy.

44. The problem with Human Transiency in a Leader.

45. Growing Nigeria’s GDP Through Firming Instead of Through Agriculture.

46. The impact of corruption on government institutions.

47. The Problem of Theocracy in Nigeria.

48. Political Evolution.

49. Bapedalism.

50. Technocracy?

51. Signs of state failure.

52. What makes a weak state?

53. State conflict.

54. Nigeria: Bad leadership and the consequences.

55. Nigeria would grow the GDP through firming, not agriculture.

56. The impact of corruption on government institutions.

57. Multiculturalism.

58. Globalization and the Power of Labor.

59. Socialism, Communism, and Capitalism.

60. The recent incident of interlink of Nigeria’s leadership failure, case of the current Nigerian senator, Mr. Ekweremadu.

61. Conflicts Under International Customary Law.

62. Regional Conflicts.

63. War by proxy.

64. Civilians War.

65. Neutrals War.

66. Prisoners of war.

67. Lawful combatants.

68. War crimes.

69. The scaling rite of warfare.

70. Ethnic cleansing as a war crime.

71. Terrorism and Anti- Terrorism.

72. Jurisprudence Nigeria Vs. Bakasi Pelisola land dispute at the international court, because of bad leadership.

73. Nigerians’ bad and weak leadership in the International Case Between Nigeria and Cameroon: the Bakasi Land Dispute.