By most accounts, the radio is believed to be the most effective means of communication in Africa.
Analysis
Promoting nation-building efforts via community radio
Europe’s opportunity in Hollande
Rarely has an election resonated so widely across the European Union as the French presidential ballot has done. Rarely has a leadership change in one EU member state created expectations of a real policy shift.
Killing Oyerinde... a challenge to labour mobility
Why is it that each time we think that we have reached the end of our decadence, something more severe, shameful and regrettable happens to make the equally shameful and regrettable past occurrences insignificant?
Beckoned to serve
Beckoned to Serve is the autobiography of Shehu Usman Aliyu Shagari, the first president of the Federal Republic of Nigeria under the American-style presidential system of government.
A strategic analysis of Boko Haram (2)
In the first part of this comment published last week, I expressed the belief that it’s only a strategic analysis of the Boko Haram’s activities that will give us the clearest picture of what Nigeria is grappling with, and maybe help us to galvanize the national will needed to appropriately respond to the challenges associated
Manifesto of opposition politics: The new leadership challenge (III)
If our opposition parties, led by ACN and CPC, are to contract agreements based on national interests and patriotism, they will be contributing towards providing a political alternative for Nigerians.
The economics of Nigeria’s cement industry (I)
Cement is the most common and widely used building material in the world. Its by-product, concrete, is the second most consumed substance in the world after water. Unlike other parts of the world where close substitute like bricks are used in the construction of residential and office apartments,
Expanding Africa’s growth frontier
In the last decade, Africa has been on the brink of a major transformation, with six of the world’s 10 fastest growing economies coming from the continent, and the number is expected to rise to seven in the five years to 2015, according to a projection by the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
Combating drug counterfeiting with mobile device
Fake medicines have become a critical issue with an impact measured in human lives. While fake medicines are ubiquitous, the situation is worse in developing countries.
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