Nigeria’s resource-backed loan and Africa’s fight against corruption

'Africa is at a critical juncture where failure to reimburse loans comes with dire consequences, including its ability to control and exploit its natural resources.'

Dr Daniel Ugwu ✍️

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As Nigeria and other African countries obtain natural resources backed loans..it is important to ensure that these loans are negotiated in the overall best interest of the people.

Also, these loans must be utilised to create value for Africa and Africans.

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In love and honour!

Happy Birthday, PASTOR

You gave to us, Sir without holding back.

In much labours and sacrifice, you gave to us,

Insight into Scriptures,
Warnings and admonitions that’s been life saving,etc

Happy Birthday, Sir, Rev’d segun onayinka

#WorldOnayinkaDay

Today, I am officially graduating with a PhD. in Economics from the University of Nigeria, Nsukka through the grace of God almighty.
Perseverance and Handwork pay. Basil

Happy birthday Rev Sir segun onayinka

Thank you for being a blessing to me through your teachings that have impacted my walk with God greatly and Thank you, sir, for influencing my pastor, who has positively transformed our lives. The Lord bless you sir for all you are and do.

'If the move to undercut Air Peace is successful, it could lead to dire consequences for Nigerian travellers, potentially leading to a resurgence of high ticket prices in the future.

Indeed, foreign airlines had long maintained exorbitant ticket prices, particularly for flights…

African airlines need state protection to survive price wars

Find out how British Airways, Lufthansa & Virgin Atlantic are trying to undercut and potentially drive Nigerian airline Air Peace out of the market.

Chinaecherem ✍️🏿

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Honestly, I never thought I would write another volume of poetry after the last, I will not Dance to Your Beat (2011). The reason was that my previous volumes were reactive to the circumstances of the times. ' I SEE THE INVINCIBLE' is currently on for pre-sale.
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6 strange things about the Calabar-Lagos Coastal Highway businessday.ng/news/article/6…

“Lagos is …at risk from rising sea levels. Yet …govt appears to be embarking on constructing a coastal highway at a cost of N4B per KM with no hard evidence of having conducted a proper EIA. Why?”

'There are concerns about the health risks associated with foods produced from genetically engineered crops. Some experts such as Dr Qrisstuberg Amua of the Centre for Food Safety and Agricultural Research in Nigeria have linked GM foods to health problems such as “cancer,…

God’s Holy Prophet!
Thank you so much PASTOR for giving to us all.

May 11th is coming…
Another day to “loud” the gift that you are to me,

So many things made sense and many more became possible for me because God showed me mercy in bringing you into my life.

Thank you,Sir

Dear Environment Ministry,

Why is the coastal road ESIA 'ongoing' while the project has already commenced? And why is this 'preliminary approval' not public yet?
For a project of this scale that cuts across the most ecologically fragile region of the country, it's unfortunate.

The minister joked over the EIA issue at a recent public forum. This is the crux of the matter. Without an EIA & other related assessments prepared with popular participation, this will end up as the worst indicator of the lack of readiness by the government to play by the rules.

🏛️ During my time at conference #INC4 , I had the opportunity to step foot into the illustrious House of Commons of Canada, the heart of the nation's democracy. 🇨🇦

💬 The debates were electrifying, and the way conversations were conducted left me in awe. The level of respect,…

'Without doubt, the adoption of GM crops in Africa comes with significant future implications for food insecurity for Africa(ns).

For instance, the adoption of GM seeds over our traditional seed varieties is tantamount to Africa handing its seed production systems over to the…

The highly anticipated TIP Summit in Abuja lived up to its billing. I spoke on 'How intentional parenting curbs drug abuse.

The crux of the matter remains 'parenting is about you, not the child'. Thank you TheIntentionalParent for heeding this call.
#humanityfirst #tipsummitabuja

In this article, I raised valid concerns about the long-term health, environmental and economic implications of the commercialization of genetically engineered crops for Nigeria and Africa and why the continent must tread on this path with caution.

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Dear Minister,

A charismatic ministry is God’s plan for YOUR ministry and church

Jesus gave his church/us a charismatic ministry.

What I mean is this, it is God’s will that by YOUR ministry that sick bodies are healed, demons cast out, divine interventions received…

Excellent conversation with the amazing Dr. Akinwumi A. Adesina, a wonderful mentor & role model! Excited about partnering with African Development Bank Group in my new role at the ONE ONE in Africa as we advocate globally for more sustainable and innovative financing to drive growth in Africa!

It is possible to do great things from a small place❤️.