Mma Ekeruche

Excellence•Integrity•Kindness | Senior Research Fellow @csea_afric | Columnist @StearsBusiness | @IMFNews Youth Fellow | @UCL and @KNUSTGH alumna | ProUnitate

[Mma Ekeruche @Mmakeruch]

Given the rapid accumulation of debt as well as the worsening climate and gender inequality vulnerabilities, we sought to examine fiscal policy options to the crises. Read our new blog that summarizes findings from three recent papers. See link: https://t.co/92RSH00ahC

[Enomfon Akpan @mydearenomfon]

Hi women, can you post pictures or talk about your academic achievements? I need some motivation this month.

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God is good!

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Weekend watch:
1. Michael
2. Ladies First
3. Materialists
4. Always Be My Maybe
5. Office Romance

[LEAF Africa @leafafricaorg]

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[Mma Ekeruche @Mmakeruch]

God is still the greatest!

[Mma Ekeruche @Mmakeruch]

God is still the greatest!

[Mma Ekeruche @Mmakeruch]

The Future of Development Cooperation Coalition (FDCC) is an independent and time-bound group that will co-create a new development cooperation approach through intensive consultations with a broad range of actors. 11/n

[Mma Ekeruche @Mmakeruch]

On Saturday, 16th May, The Future of Development Cooperation Coalition (FDCC) held its consultations in Kigali, Rwanda. Discussions covered what countries and their development partners would do differently if we were designing development cooperation from the scratch, 1/n

[Mma Ekeruche @Mmakeruch]

today and those looming on the horizon by equipping themselves. These disruptions which cover geopolitics, technology, and demographic changes can potentially be forces for growth and development. 10/n

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God is forever the greatest!

[Mma Ekeruche @Mmakeruch]

Senior role available in an organization focused on leadership development of young Africans.

Interested? You can send a message.

[Mma Ekeruche @Mmakeruch]

The greatest disinfectant is light.