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Prof. Nze's Vision Nigeria's Economic Revival

Prof. Nze’s Vision: Nigeria’s Economic Revival

In an illuminating presentation at the New York Learning Hub academic conference, Prof. MarkAnthony Nze, the revered Academic Director and Chair of the Academic Board, unveiled a groundbreaking research paper that charts a bold course for the revitalization of Nigeria’s economy. Titled “Transforming Nigeria’s Economy: A Blueprint for Growth Through Global Case Studies,” Prof. Nze’s academic paper delves into the myriad challenges facing Africa’s most populous nation and outlines a comprehensive, multi-pronged strategy to foster sustainable economic growth and development.

Nigeria, a country brimming with potential, has long grappled with various economic hurdles, including an overdependence on oil, inadequate …

Emmanuel Nwachukwu's Insight Reframing Nigeria's Economy

Emmanuel Nwachukwu’s Insight: Reframing Nigeria’s Economy

In a captivating presentation at the prestigious New York Learning Hub, Mr. Emmanuel Ikechukwu Nwachukwu unveiled an enlightening research paper that meticulously examines the multifaceted nature of Nigeria’s indigenization policies and their pivotal role in steering the nation toward sustainable economic growth. This in-depth study, presented in the intellectually vibrant city of New York, not only underscores Mr. Nwachukwu’s profound understanding of Nigeria’s economic dynamics but also marks a significant chapter in his illustrious journey from Lagos State University to becoming a venerated educator and thought leader at the New York Learning Hub.

Mr. Nwachukwu’s academic odyssey commenced with a …

C.O. Eke's New Study On Leadership, African Economic Growth

C.O. Eke’s New Study On Leadership, African Economic Growth

At the esteemed New York Learning Hub, New York, the illustrious Christiana Onyinyechi Eke, a multifaceted media personality and astute business strategist, recently presented her pioneering research, “African Leaders’ Lack of Strategic Leadership and Management and Its Effects on Their Economies.” This in-depth study marks a significant contribution to the discourse on leadership and economic development, particularly in the context of the African continent. Eke’s research, reflective of her academic prowess and her rich background in strategic studies, delves into the insightful relationship between leadership styles and economic outcomes in various African nations.

Eke, an alumnus of the prestigious University …

Strategic Leadership In Emerging Economies G. Okoroafor

Strategic Leadership In Emerging Economies: G. Okoroafor

Within the esteemed halls of New York Learning Hub, a profound research odyssey emerged. Orchestrated by the brilliant Georginia Chinyere Okoroafor, this pioneering analysis delves deep into the nuanced intricacies of strategic leadership, casting its spotlight on the pulsating canvas of Nigeria’s dynamic economic terrain.

Georginia Chinyere Okoroafor isn’t just any scholar. A paragon in the realm of public service, she wields extensive experience as a management strategist. Backed by an illustrious MBA in management from Imo State University, Okoroafor’s insights offer a fresh, authoritative perspective on the subject. Her professional journey has been a testament to the very …

When Will Nigeria Ever Stand Up To The Greedy Multinationals?

When Will Nigeria Ever Stand Up To The Greedy Multinationals?

In today’s global business environment, the new age of neo-colonialism is no longer spearheaded by nations, but by multinational corporations. These entities, with coffers often larger than the GDPs of the countries they operate in, have continued to wield significant power, and in most cases, they do so to the detriment of their hosts. Africa’s most populous country, Nigeria, rich in resources and human capital, has found itself in the crosshairs of these corporate behemoths.

The sad reality is that Nigeria has not been able to stand firm to tame the unbridled greed of these corporations. They have not been …

Ramaphosa Must End The Excuses And Save South Africa

No More Excuses: Ramaphosa Must Save South Africa Now!

If the term ‘crisis riddled’ were to be used to describe any country in the world right now, it would perfectly describe South Africa; and perhaps still won’t do justice to the situation.

South Africa is drowning in its problems, and there seems to be no anchor to save it. Unemployment is at an all-time high, electricity is worsening by the day, and the citizens are losing every atom of hope in the government.

Despite the implementation of the mandate of Cyril Ramaphosa’s administration, which is the Medium-Term Strategic Framework (MTSF), there is not much progress to be accounted …

Nigeria, A Banana Republic Under President Buhari

Nigeria, A Banana Republic Under President Buhari

It took President Muhammadu Buhari barely two tenures to ensure that Nigeria becomes a full-blown lawless society where monkeys run the show and lunatics call the shots. The country is now rudderless and has remained on a consistent drift to total collapse. This is what happens when an airhead and inept individual is smuggled into leadership position by people who are barely informed.

It is without a doubt that Nigeria is currently without a leader. Many people have continued to make the mistake of asserting that Nigeria is on an ‘auto-pilot’ mode. Well, this is not the case because when …

Nigerian New Notes: CBN Led By Emefiele Is Bereft Of Ideas

Nigeria’s apex Bank, the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), got Nigerians reacting to the samples of the new designs of higher denomination currency notes just a few days ago. The decision to redesign these currencies was earlier announced amid mixed feelings from Nigerians who wanted more from a Central Bank that has supervised the eroding of the value of their beloved Naira.

The big question that has been left unanswered, however, is how the new currencies will manage to reverse Nigeria’s fast-paced journey to economic abyss.

The announcement by the Governor of the CBN, Godwin Emefiele attracted controversies from experts, …

Top 5 Wealthy Nigerians: Looters Or Legitimate Money Bags

Top 5 Wealthy Nigerians: Looters Or Legitimate Money Bags?

Nigeria is a country that presently warehouses one of the worst economic inequality numbers in the entire world. Despite being one of the most endowed countries in Africa both in terms of natural and human resources, Nigeria is still home to the poorest people on the continent. In the face of plenty lies abject poverty and the gap continues to widen.

The country’s richest man, Aliko Dangote would have to spend $1 million every day of his life for 42 years to completely exhaust his fortune. This is both worrying and sad, and would make one wonder whether there is …

Who Is Behind The Oil Theft In Nigeria

Who Is Behind The Oil Theft In Nigeria?

Nigeria, as presently constituted, qualifies to be named a crime scene. From state-sanctioned insecurity to massive corruption, down to outright abuse of state power. It appears as though Nigeria is fast becoming a banana republic of some sort. With every passing day, a new development occurs, cementing the notion that Nigeria is a criminal state where only crime and criminality thrive.

The anomalies are endless and the situation is rotten and sour.

With no big shot at redemption, Nigeria has continued to crumble, and may very soon become irredeemable.

Ironically, it took recent revelations about the grand schemes of oil …

Subsidy I Pity The Next President Of Nigeria – Sanusi

Subsidy: I Pity The Next President Of Nigeria – Sanusi

A former Emir of Kano, Lamido Sanusi has expressed his compassion for the next president that will succeed President Muhammadu Buhari, due to the perceived depleted state of the economy.

Sanusi, who is also the current Khalifah, Tijaniyat Movement of Nigeria, made this known in Kaduna on Saturday while addressing notable politicians at a Kaduna Investment programme titled, “Building a resilient economy”.

The 14th Emir said Nigeria’s economy has been tied to the oil and gas sector and subsidy removal is fast mitigating the economy’s growth.

‘Nigeria has continued to be a rentier state. It does not exist for

How Oil Theft Is Pushing Nigeria’s Economy Into Coma – Lawan

How Oil Theft Is Pushing Nigeria’s Economy Into Coma – Lawan

The President of the Nigerian Senate, Dr. Ahmad Lawan has asserted that the generation and collection of revenues have remained the country’s major challenges as well as the massive loss of revenue through oil theft, now  ‘debilitating and threatening to throw the economy into a coma.’

Lawan, while welcoming his colleagues from the long annual recess, lamented that revelations about the scale of oil theft shows that Nigeria could soon lose all revenues from that sector.

He charged his colleagues to ensure that everything possible was done to curtail this theft.

Lawan said the nation’s economy is still challenged,