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Month: October 2014

1

2015: of simple solutions and missed opportunity

Posted on October 31, 2014 by Seun Kolade

The sorry tale of the Nigerian state is such that much, if not all, the talk about the 2015 election has been how a strong man can come and fix the corruption problem in Nigeria. The debates and discussion have… Continue Reading →

Institutions, Viewpoints

Models. Paradigms. Constructs . Of development in Nigeria.

Posted on October 29, 2014 by Jesse Adeniji

One of the reasons why Nigeria is still backward is not entirely blamable to corruption. The lack of governance models. And a large swathe of the citizenry, even the supposedly educated ones do not help those in need of comprehension,… Continue Reading →

Institutions, Viewpoints
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Critical thinking for strategic polls by Jesse Adeniji

Posted on October 23, 2014 by Seun Kolade

Chairman Mao and the Communist party wanted to annihilate all forms of religion in their bid to build their own type of society. When they took over in 1949, there were 1 million Christians who were soon forced underground. Today,… Continue Reading →

Viewpoints
169

Linda Ikeji: Of Nigerian Networked Publics and the Crisis of Shared Spectatoriality

Posted on October 22, 2014 by James Yeku

To share, or not to share, that is a daily question in new media environments. It is also one the architectural possibilities Web 2.0 platforms confront you with each time you are logged on to the explosion of data which… Continue Reading →

Viewpoints
173

African innovations for African problems

Posted on October 13, 2014 by Patrick Mayoh

The web and media are abuzz with Ebola these days. A westerner gets infected and all media outlets provide wide coverage on all the details. But we all know the epicentre of it, Africa. According to the World Health Organization… Continue Reading →

Innovations, Viewpoints
114

Growing GDP, poorer people: a paradox of poverty in the midst of plenty

Posted on October 4, 2014 by Seun Kolade

According to official statistics obtained from the Nigerian National Bureau of Statistics, and reported by the world bank in its 2013 “Nigeria Economic Report“, Nigeria’s economy is acclaimed as one of the fastest growing in the world. Over the past… Continue Reading →

People
168

Of “guns, germs and steel”: reflections on the challenge of Ebola and Boko Haram

Posted on October 4, 2014 by Seun Kolade

In recent weeks it has become quite clear that Nigeria has succeeded in stemming the advance of the Ebola virus. The virus, recognised as one of the deadliest in the world, was first reported in 1976. The recent outbreak started… Continue Reading →

Viewpoints Boko Haram, Ebola, Health care, Nigerian military
128

Nigeria through the years: 54 years of what?

Posted on October 1, 2014 by Hassan Adebayo

The political history of Nigeria can be divided into three- pre-colonial, colonial and post-colonial phases, all of which have had manifestations that define the current state of the country. According to Thomas Hodgkin, the Nigerian past has many pasts, not… Continue Reading →

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