Emeka Odom retweeted
@sunrisedailynow Gov. Sanwolu, In the las one year, I have seen many of your colleagues on television busy talking about politics and 2023 politiking; but here you are talking about development, infrastructure and good governance. Thank you, Mr. GOVERNOR.
@sunrisedailynow Gov. Sanwolu, In the las one year, I have seen many of your colleagues on television busy talking about politics and 2023 politiking; but here you are talking about development, infrastructure and good governance. Thank you, Mr. GOVERNOR.
Emeka Odom retweeted
Do you think @Twitter and @Jack should permanently suspend General @MBuhari’s account for war mongering?
Retweet for YES. Like for NO
#TwitterSuspendBuharisAccount
#FacebookSuspendBuharisAccount
#TableShaker
Emeka Odom retweeted
It is often said that 'when you open a book you open a new world'. The @Afri_heritage latest publication focuses on the challenges of national integration in Nigeria. It is a catalog of the key security-related issues and realistic approaches to resolving them.
Emeka Odom retweeted
@Afri_heritage #PolicyDialogueSeries is a monthly public policy debate round-table featuring burning topics of national and international relevance. The October 2019 Policy Dialogue focused on "Gender Disparity: Causes and Impact on Social, Political and Economic Development"
Emeka Odom retweeted
R3: Going by the recent examples of countries like South Korea, Malaysia, Singapore, etc, thirty years is enough timeline for a country that is blessed with the right leadership & congenial political & economic environment to achieve effective industrial takeoff.
Emeka Odom retweeted
Q3: ‘Shifting Gears’ is the theme of Nigeria Economic Summit 2019 and ‘Achieving Rapid Industrialization by 2050’ is one of the sub-themes. Considering the infrastructural deficits in Nigeria, is 2050 a realistic timeline to achieve rapid industrialization? @oonyukwu
Emeka Odom retweeted
R1(b): The Nigerian state through the governments should better engage the private capital in the quest for structural transformation.
Emeka Odom retweeted
R1 (a): Both should be pursued with equal vigour simultaneously. Family planning education and the universal basic education policy should be implemented with greater commitments.
Emeka Odom retweeted
Q1: Considering the UN projection that Nigeria’s population will double in 2050, what should be the priority between controlling population explosion and modernizing the economy?
Emeka Odom retweeted
Join us tomorrow 10th of October 2019 on #AfriHeritageTweetChat with Prof. Onyukwu Onyukwu
Topic: "2019 Nigeria Economic Summit: Addressing the Challenges of Population Explosion and Economic Prosperity"
Time: 3 Pm.
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Emeka Odom retweeted
"At what point as a society do we begin to realize that there's a problem arising from the non-inclusion of minorities. Do we wait for people to flood the street before we do something about this? This is the basis for this event." Prof. @OkekeUzodike
#BigIdeasPodium
Emeka Odom retweeted
The Executive Director, African Heritage Institution giving his welcome remark at the #BigIdeasPodium
Emeka Odom retweeted
24th of September 2019, @Afri_heritage will be hosting
@DrJoeOdumakin the BIG IDEAS PODIUM.
Theme: Gender Disparity and Underdevelopent in Nigeria
This event is totally free, but registration is compulsory.
Click: bit.ly/2kpGNfj to register
Emeka Odom retweeted
24th of September 2019, @Afri_heritage will be hosting @DrJoeOdumakin at the BIG IDEAS PODIUM.
Theme: Gender Disparity and Underdevelopent in Nigeria
This event is totally free, but registration is compulsory.
Click: bit.ly/2kpGNfj to register
#BigIdeasPodium
Emeka Odom retweeted
Good one Prof.
We need to hear our erudite Prof on this global issue with the hope that our leaders will do one thing at least!
Join us tomorrow 12th of September 2019 on #AfriHeritageTweetChat with Prof. Ufo Okeke-Uzodike.
Topic: "#Xenophobia to Afrophobia: Which way Africa?"
Time: 3 Pm.
Don't forget to turn on notification.
Emeka Odom retweeted
If you insist that ALL Igbos are criminals because of the names on the list of 80 that the Americans have released then you must also insist that ALL Yorubas are criminals based on the list of names that the Saudi Arabians have accused of drug trafficking and are about to kill.
Emeka Odom retweeted
As we prepare for the next #BigIdeasPodium a little throwback to Dr Oby Ezekwesili delivering her keynote speech on 'Nigeria: the economics of failure' at AfriHeritage's Big Ideas Podium August 2017.
