The Dora Akunyili that Nigerians are becoming
December 16, 2024
Dora was not a mere observer; she was an architect of transformation, as many Nigerians are becoming.
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Dora was not a mere observer; she was an architect of transformation, as many Nigerians are becoming.
Discussions should delve deeper into understanding the Indigenous mindset towards the ocean and seafood consumption
Pollution is carried downstream across the country and will soon extend to other parts of West Africa
The more we harm the Earth, the more we lose our humanity, and the more we destroy our communities
The continent, both within and outside academia, has built solidly on many of his ideas
Africans need to embrace locally available foods. Innovation that strongly discourages importation should be built around Africa’s food system
Building a strong science, technology and economy over a people who have not come to a full appreciation of themselves and their culture is akin to placing a band-aid on an infected ulcer
The time has come for African countries to craft a unique and distinct production process that honours humanity, the planet and the community, using indigenous resources
The illusion of social media as community
Colonialism forced Africans to be beholden to the West, and post-independence realities trained Africans to hold on to that gaze
Dora was not a mere observer; she was an architect of transformation, as many Nigerians are becoming.
Discussions should delve deeper into understanding the Indigenous mindset towards the ocean and seafood consumption
Pollution is carried downstream across the country and will soon extend to other parts of West Africa
The more we harm the Earth, the more we lose our humanity, and the more we destroy our communities
The continent, both within and outside academia, has built solidly on many of his ideas
Africans need to embrace locally available foods. Innovation that strongly discourages importation should be built around Africa’s food system
Building a strong science, technology and economy over a people who have not come to a full appreciation of themselves and their culture is akin to placing a band-aid on an infected ulcer
The time has come for African countries to craft a unique and distinct production process that honours humanity, the planet and the community, using indigenous resources
The illusion of social media as community
Colonialism forced Africans to be beholden to the West, and post-independence realities trained Africans to hold on to that gaze
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