This video has changed the way I answer questions and even how I approach things.
H.E. Paul Kagame is more than just a President. He is a mentor and a good man. I just pray to God to give him a long life as we continue to work together and learn from his wisdom.
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– A young man who claimed to be a witness recounts his experience following the de@ths of miners in NSCDC custody in Niger State.
As of July 2022, 32 African countries have signed the AU Protocol on Free Movement of Persons, However, only four countries—Mali, Niger, Rwanda, and São Tomé and Príncipe have ratified and deposited the protocol, the protocol needs 15 ratifications for it to go into effect.
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Apostle Femi Lazarus is asking all Nigerian youths to lend their voice against a “dangerous” bill that’s passed second reading in the senate.
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In pursuit of my desires and soul-searching for solutions for our country’s and continental challenges, I was in Kigali, Rwanda , over the weekend. I had several meetings, planned and some sudden with notable people in the development sector, and discussed a range of issues, especially from personal to sports and food insecurity.
Most of the comments, I had resonated well with belief for example, whenever I talk about productivity, I maintain that our productivity is low and my emphasis remains on our country moving from consumption to production.
The Former Prime Minister of Ethiopia, Hailemariam Desalegn @HMDessalegn shared that in their dealings with the Chinese, they found that the Chinese produce 6-7 times what the Ethiopians can produce, and they decided to do something about it.
Today, he recounted: "I can comfortably say that the average Ethiopian produces 60-70% of what the Chinese can do."
At the height of my meetings, and engagements was a gracious opportunity to meet with the legendary Rwanda President @PaulKagame, with whom I had very useful discussions on things that resonate with me every day, especially what is required for Africa to move forward.
He remains committed to the management of scarce resources and serving the people faithfully, which resonates with me deeply.
Finally, I spoke at the Sherrie Silver Foundation's "The Silver Gala". While looking around the hall, I saw a continent on the rise if only we could have the right Leadership and invest in the entrepreneurial, innovative energy of our youths.
Overall, my experience in Kigali have reinforced my belief that the new Nigeria is possible and that Africa, the continent, is on the rise and unstoppable. -PO
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The Wait is finally over!
After months of meticulous adjudication, with 163 entries received in the Children's Literature Genre, the Nigeria Prize for Literature announces the longlist of 11 as follows:
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The devil knows miracle exists, but put the disbelief in the hearts of his children like @AjeboDanny & co, & then they run with an idea after their father, the devil, has shown them possible loopholes they could exploit.
I believe in Miracles cos I believe in God.
@KelOnovo Not so easy. Rwanda is landlocked and has a hilly terrain, so has higher infrastructure costs. It has no oil or huge natural resources. Rwanda was also devastated by genocide, dropping its GDP per capita to $120 (Nigeria's was more than $1300).
Nigeria should do better!