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African Socialism (By: Dabo Euclid)

Introduction Ontology As the Science of Being Ontology can basically be said to be the science of being. It is that branch of Metaphysics which focuses on the study of being as being. Etymologically, it is derived from the two Greek words, onta meaning existence and logos meaning discourse. It is the study of the nature and meaning of being. The uniqueness of this field of study stem from the fact that it studies the most basic quality of all things which is not within the sphere of other disciplines. This because all that are in existence share one elusive property: being or existence. This quality or property is what concerns ontology. Aja further contends that, “ontology does not consider beings either from a material or immaterial aspects; rather it considers them under the general features which are common to all things and which are attributes or determinations of being  in general or being as such”. Ontology as an attempt at elucidating the nature of being is also an attempt

AMERICAN DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE AND FRENCH DECLARATION HUMAN RIGHT DEVELOPMENT ( By: Dabo Euclid).

(Dabo Euclid)              INTRODUCTION Going by the nature of thing [de rerum netura], man is born free and remain free and equal in right. Social distinction can only be funded upon the general virtue. They have certain nature right property, life and to liberty, and hence, the state only to recognize and secure such right and not to stratify them.                             THE DECLERATION OF THE RIGHTS OF THE CITIZEN The declaration passels by French National constitution assembles in and avails right. The declaration was directly influenced by Thomas Jeffers working with genera Lafayette, who introduced of influenced also by the doctrine of ‘’natural right’’ The right of man are holy to be universally Valid at all times and every place pertaining human nature himself. It becomes the basis for a nature of free individuals protected equally by low. It is included in the preamble of the constitutions of both fourth French republic [1946] and fifth republic [1958]