Category Archives: #Unemployment

Nigeria-Decides-2019: Why Nigerians will Vote Against President Buhari and for Atiku Abubakar

Posted on February 14, 2019 by rebeccaidd

“For Africa to succeed, Nigeria must succeed and more importantly, if Nigeria fails the world is in trouble”. ~ Tony Blair, 2003 One of the key areas which Nigeria must do well as a key example to rest of Africa … Continue reading →

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Slave Trade in Libya like the Deaths in Medditterian Sea is Caused by the African Governments

Posted on November 29, 2017 by rebeccaidd

The horrifying reports brought to light by the CNN film crew who secretly filmed actions of humans being auctioned as a slave in Libya two weeks ago has created an uproar globally; causing shocks and condemnations. Majority of the slaves … Continue reading →

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Nigeria’s Political Economy & the Implication for Sustainable Development

Posted on July 5, 2017 by rebeccaidd

The 2006 British White paper on good governance opens with a bold assumption, stating that good governance is about good politics, period! That good governance is predetermined by the nature of politics (good or bad). Politics is central to reducing service delivery as it shapes and influences policy making. In other words, politics determines who gets what. Furthermore, underlying politics are elites who fund campaigns; making money the most essential tool in politics. Continue reading →

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My Comments on: Parking charges could boost Nigeria’s income by $10bn

Posted on March 20, 2015 by rebeccaidd

VENTURES AFRICA – Currently, the Nigerian government is running low on revenue due to the steep decline in oil prices to less than 50 dollars a barrel. This has led many analysts to question how the national and state governments … Continue reading →

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