NEW BOOK " NIGERIAN IN AMERICA", SAYS THE BLACK IN AMERICA ARE NOT AN ASSETS.

LOS ANGELES, CA. October 4, 2007 - " Nigerian in America" A new book by Emmanuel Tula ,Sub-Title The blacks in America are not an Assets goes beyond the Author seven years US Immigration experience with individuals, companies, US government and institutions between 1999-2006 when as a Nigerian immigrant in US before he finally got his green card.

In his book Emmanuel Tula details the diary of events of his seven years in America, exposing the Character, attitudes and lifestyle of Nigerians in America, uncensored about the black women sexual dispositions, He argues that the blacks in America are still in economic slavery of white capitalism. Tula discusses basic issues about the hiding agenda of the west over African continent and he suggested a revolutionary way to free Nigeria nation from economic and political manipulation of the Imperialists being perpetuated on Nigeria in the name of religion using the ethnic divide and rule tactics between Ibo, Hausa and Yoruba tribes of Nigeria .

By dividing his book into 45 chapters of different subjects makes this 192 pages book available also as an e-book online.

Although this book is about a Nigerian immigrant experience in America , it is rated to affect the socio-political economy of Nigeria relations with the western world in the very near future.

Order this book now online from Amazon US , Amazon UK , and Bookstores around the world, Wholesalers can make order direct from Ingram, Baker & Taylor and Barnes & Noble .

Because this book is actually set to use the past and the present to correct the future, it is a must read to all Nigerians, African men and women in dispora, very educative and informative to all Africans nursing the American dream and a great challenge to White Americans in regards to US continual racially motivated legal and economic system that still consider the Blacks and Africans immigrants as less humans and unfit for management level position just becasue of their accents and color of their skin.