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Rethinking Nigeria’s development with Bill Gates and Okonjo-Iweala
As Dr. Okonjo-Iweala rightly said, poverty is bad for growth.
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Nigerian 2019 presidential election: Zoned to competence
Let’s be clear: The movement of those that want a better and different Nigeria – to which I belong – ...
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Hanke’s Annual Misery Index: The World’s Saddest (And ...
The Misery Index is a simple-enough metric that a busy president can understand at a glance.
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Promoting local capacity and technology in Nigerian public procurement
The Federal Ministry of Science and Technology is expected to establish centres for technology acquisition in the six ...
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Addressing the dark side of the crypto world
It would not be wise to dismiss crypto-assets; we must welcome their potential but also recognize their risks.
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Kingsley Moghalu and how to elect Nigerians’ darling president
His victory would be uniquely capable of stirring our individual and collective “can-do” spirit, erasing doubts ...
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Lessons from a kidnapping gone wrong
Philip Jett's meticulous account of the failed kidnapping of Adolph Coors III provides several important lessons about ...
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Blockchain's broken promises
Boosters of blockchain technology compare its early days to the early days of the Internet. But whereas the Internet ...
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Disrupt or be disrupted: it's do-or-die for African telcos in 2018
2018 will determine who adapts, maximises on operational efficiencies, and leverages innovation for new revenue streams.
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Resolving conflict of interest in demutualised Nigerian Stock Exchange
So how should the NSE address the challenge of regulating the market whilst also trying to be a profitable enterprise in ...
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How Britain could change its mind about Brexit
The first requirement is to dispel the aura of inevitability surrounding Britain's withdrawal from Europe.
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The evolving stalemate between Russia and the West
Managing its relationship with the West is no longer the defining feature of Russia's foreign policy efforts.
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The man who didn't save the world
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China's creditor imperialism
Just as European imperial powers employed gunboat diplomacy, China is using sovereign debt to bend other states to its ...
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Four-point agenda for Nigerian digital finance in 2018
The digital economy will help the country unlock innovation, job creation, and linkages to the global supply chain.
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Insects as sustainable sources of poultry feeds
Complementary feeding with insects and insect larvae is steadily solving the problem of high-production costs associated ...
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African Risk Capacity to pilot insurance for Ebola, other disease outbreaks
In the pilot phase, Ebola, Marburg, Meningitis, and Lassa Fever will be covered.
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Tackling water stress in the face of climate change
Strategies to cope with water stress might not be effective without properly accounting for water.
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