Nigeria’s economy and the symptoms of coronavirus
The health of the economy in Nigeria was in a fragile state before COVID-19, the novel coronavirus, came calling late last month. A cough, fever, tiredness and, in severe cases, difficulty…
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Contagiously yours: A letter to Nigerian lawmakers
Note to readers: Nigeria is in a state of emergency, threatened by a contagion that is rapidly spreading across the country. Those who had the voice and power to compel the executive to act…
A disaster foretold: leadership in the time of Coronavirus
This coming Sunday (March 22) will make it exactly two years when Bill Gates stood in the banquet hall at Aso Rock with President Muhamadu Buhari, members of the Federal Executive Council…
Can good journalism save Nigeria?
Journalism in Nigeria, news print in particular, is much older than the country. It played a prominent role in the struggle for Independence and guerrilla journalism, an innovation of…
‘Customer experience is more than smiles, it’s about removing…
While at MIT collecting data for his research on how to use information to make decisions in remote areas when you have no data, Kenfield Griffith, CEO and co-founder, Ajua (formerly…