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Despite our plethora of socio-economic woes Nigeria remains one of the world's most unique nations that will shape the future of humanity. If we can only be single-minded like Frederick Lugard, Nigeria will become a world power within 20 years African News

Despite our plethora of socio-economic woes Nigeria remains one of the world's most unique nations that will shape the future of humanity. If we can only be single-minded like Frederick Lugard, Nigeria will become a world power within 20 years

By Ayo Akinfe On August 30 1894 British explorer Frederick Lugard began his expedition of the Niger which led to the eventual creation of the nation state called Nigeria. In just 20 years, Lugard captured nearly 1m square kilometres, subduing about 20m people from 250 different ethnic groups. He created the biggest and most lucrative...
I often ask myself why our leaders never discuss serious matters like a sugarcane expansion plan and invite foreign investors to participate when they hold these meetings abroad African News

I often ask myself why our leaders never discuss serious matters like a sugarcane expansion plan and invite foreign investors to participate when they hold these meetings abroad

Ayo Akinfe Brazil produces about 770m tonnes of sugarcane annually that generates about $36bn in revenue for the country’s economy As far back as 2011, 1.1m people were employed in the Brazilian sugarcane industry. Despite instances of poor conditions for workers, it is one of the highest paying agricultural sectors in Brazil,...
More amalgamations are what is needed not balkanisation and secession African News

More amalgamations are what is needed not balkanisation and secession

Ayo Akinfe On May 14 1897, Great Britain signed a treaty with Emperor Menelik II of Abyssinia, creating bilateral relationships between Ethiopia and British Somaliland. It guaranteed the rights of the citizens of both territories and opened the door to trade between them Although not exactly an agreement between equals like say...
Diaspora remittances fall by about 20% over the last year due to the effects of Covid-19 African News

Diaspora remittances fall by about 20% over the last year due to the effects of Covid-19

ANNUAL remittances by the Nigerian diaspora worldwide fell by about 20% over the last year as a result of the economic crisis precipitated by the global coronavirus pandemic cutting into the expected figure of $25bn.   Historically, Nigeria has always been among the top five countries in the world when it comes to remittances...
Between June 11 and 13 the G-7 leaders will be physically meeting in the UK. President Buhari should send them this list of demands pointing out that Nigeria faces socio-economic meltdown if the rest of the world does come to our assistance African News

Between June 11 and 13 the G-7 leaders will be physically meeting in the UK. President Buhari should send them this list of demands pointing out that Nigeria faces socio-economic meltdown if the rest of the world does come to our assistance

Ayo Akinfe (1) Our insecurity crisis has spiralled out of control. We need a whole mechanised division of the Nigerian Army trained into a commando unit of special forces up to the standards of say the US Navy Seals or British SAS. They must become the world’s leading force at hostage rescue (2) We need at least $10bn invested in...
The IMF and World Bank should come up with a radical post-coronavirus development plan for Nigeria, South Africa and Egypt by forcing them to be responsible for the debts of all other African nations African News

The IMF and World Bank should come up with a radical post-coronavirus development plan for Nigeria, South Africa and Egypt by forcing them to be responsible for the debts of all other African nations

Ayo Akinfe (1) Yesterday, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) offered debt forgiveness for 28 of the world’s poorest countries. To be honest, they had no choice as these countries will never be able to repay such debts. Most of them were African (2) Of the 55 nations in Africa, probably about 20 are viable. Most of them are too...
Super Eagles seal qualification for African Nations Cup with late winner in Porto Novo African News

Super Eagles seal qualification for African Nations Cup with late winner in Porto Novo

NIGERIA'S Super Eagles have qualified for the 2021 African Cup of Nations in dramatic fashion today after scoring an injury time winning goal against Benin Republic at the  Charles de Gaulle stadium in Porto Novo ending the host's eight-year unbeaten home record.   With the game certain to end in a 0-0 draw that would have...
Nigeria's vaccination plans face derailment after India suspends exports of AstraZeneca vaccine African News

Nigeria's vaccination plans face derailment after India suspends exports of AstraZeneca vaccine

NIGERIA'S ongoing vaccination plan is facing derailment after India  suspended the exports of the AstraZeneca-Oxford vaccine from the Serum Institute in what is believed to be a response to growing domestic shortages.   Early this month, Nigeria received its first batch of 4m doses of the Oxford/AstraZeneca coronavirus...
Diaspora remittances to Nigeria fall by 27% to $17.2bn in 2020 as Covid-19 impact hits hard African News

Diaspora remittances to Nigeria fall by 27% to $17.2bn in 2020 as Covid-19 impact hits hard

NIGERIAN diaspora remittances fell by 27% year-on-year in 2020 to $17.2bn from $23.55bn in 2019 as the economic impact of the coronavirus pandemic hurt Nigerians living abroad hard forcing them to reduce the amount they remit back home.   Although Nigeria itself has been spared the worst excesses of the global pandemic,...
Diaspora remittances drop sharply as the effects of the coronavirus pandemic hit hard African News

Diaspora remittances drop sharply as the effects of the coronavirus pandemic hit hard

CENTRAL Bank of Nigeria (CBN) officials have revealed that diaspora remittances during the third quarter of 2020 fell by 61% to $1.09 from $2.8bn during the corresponding period of 2019 as the effects of the coronavirus pandemic but hard.   Nigeria's diaspora is the world sixth largest sender of remittances behind India,...
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