Tag: Nigeria
Challenges to Rule of Law in Emerging Market Enterprise
Sam Amsterdam discusses the problem of corruption in emerging markets with Arcadia Foundation chairman Robert Carmona-Borjas.
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To American drones, do African lives matter?
How much longer can Washington’s self-defeating foreign policies endure?
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ISIS in Iraq: Ramadi and What Lies Ahead
The world has cheered the Iraqis’ victory in Ramadi, but ISIS is far from defeated.
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Tactical Adjustments for Boko Haram
Why has Boko Haram shifted from a focus on controlling territory to the use of suicide bombings and hit-and-run tactics against soft targets?
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Nigeria: Unleashing Its Potential
The new president’s policies must provide the right business environment that favors investment in Nigeria.
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State of Disbelief: What Is Necessary to Revive Abia
Abia, much like Nigeria, must always strive for its government to be progressive and its development to be sustainable.
Read MoreWe can defeat Boko Haram, but we need a different approach
The military alone cannot fight Boko Haram; we also need strong, innovative, committed and honest leaders.
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Nigeria and No ‘Ceilings’: Gender Empowerment, Equality at the Forefront of Societal Growth
Squandering of our blessed resources has long been a setback of Nigeria. To right this, we must continue to reform.
Read MoreThe Campaign for Nigeria’s Future
2014 has been a remarkable year for Nigeria; one filled with great triumph and no doubt, greater tragedy.
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Intelligence Needed to Combat Terror in Nigeria’s ‘Home of Peace’
NIGERIA stands at the doorstep of dynamic change. It is the principal oil producer in Africa and the world’s fourth largest exporter of liquefied natural gas. In fact, it hosts the greatest natural gas reserves on the continent, coupled with a budding telecommunications sector and a steadily rising agribusiness industry (with 80% of its land arable for continued cultivation). Importantly, the nation is further blessed with human capital and from it, future potential.
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Nigeria’s War on Terror: New Developments, Revitalized Efforts and a Questionable Goal
As the international community watches conflict and violence continue in the Central African...
Read MoreNigeria United: Sport as a National Priority and Model in Turbulent Times
I consider sport to have a tremendous impact on national unity and exist as a model in doing so country to country.
Read MorePower is Private: Accountability Rapidly a Business Decision in Nigeria
Nigerians today have looked toward the private sector, putting newfound faith in the resolute entrepreneurs and enterprises that can cut through bureaucracy.
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