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by Akintunde Oyebode “…pregnancy is not a disease” but our mothers keep dying due to ignorance.” – Onyema Afulukwe of the Centre for Reproductive Rights. Every year, on Mother’s Day, the church nominates a young person to deliver the sermon. It was my sister’s turn this year, and as I listened to her speak, the topic for... Read More
by Lekan Olanrewaju The coordinating Minister of the economy, and finance  Minister, Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, has being named amongst the candidates to be nominated for World Bank presidency. She was nominated alongside former Colombian finance minister, Jose Ocampo. Okonjo-Iweala and Ocampo, are said to pose a threat to the US as they possess credentials as both economists... Read More
    by Eromo Egbejule The Future Awards Symposium had fulfilled its aim of re-awakening consciousness. At 10:17am, proceedings at the Day 2 of The Future Awards Symposium kicked off. As the organisers stated, it was a low-key workshop sponsored by EnoughisEnough Nigeria to dissect practically recent calls for a Sovereign National Conference. The turnout... Read More
by Lekan Olanrewaju A memo presented before the House of Representatives on Tuesday by Chairman of the House Committee on Capital Markets, Hon. Herman Hembe, has proven that the SEC management initiated and offered the House Committee on Capital Markets the sum of N30, 000, 000. The sum according to the memo would cover the... Read More
by Lekan Olanrewaju In the aftermath of The Future Awards Symposium for Young and Emerging Leaders, tweeter @OKShorty1 (Kehinde Shote, who moderated the Private Sector session) shares lessons he learned from the event. The hashtag soon became a trending topic on Twitter. Have a look at them below. Celebrity activists and lone rangers can’t get us anywhere. @OKShorty1: #lessonsfromTFAsymposium... Read More
Let’s keep walking & talking The freedom of speech is so important in democracy, but in our case, we have not been able to refine the idea behind it, nor have we given it the time and careful nurture to make it meaningful. Perhaps Talking has become the only viable industry that has come to... Read More
by Lekan Olanrewaju   The Leader of the Niger Delta Volunteer Force, Alhaji Mujahid Dokubo-Asari, on Monday stated that the  N74bn meant for the rehabilitation of ex-militants from  the Niger Delta region, made public in the recently announced 2012 budget was  not enough. He insisted that more money be allocated to the programme, as  the country’s  oil production had... Read More
Original Speech Title: What if we are not the Turning Point Generation? This is the full text of the Opening Address given by Chude Jideonwo, Executive Director of The Future Project, at the Nigeria Symposium for Young & Emerging Leaders 2012, held on March 19, 2012 at the Shell Hall, Muson Centre, Lagos Let me... Read More
by Lekan Olanrewaju South Africa is reportedly set to deport 56 Nigerians. The deportees have over-stayed their visas and applied for asylum based on the alleged ongoing “political crisis” in Nigeria. It is unclear which of the nation’s political crises they based their requests on. Their applications were however, rejected. According to The Nation, a source... Read More
Our inability as a society to follow up stories to a logical conclusion was a main point in the third session, with Osita Nwoye saying that we have the attention span of flies. It has been said that where two or three Nigerians are gathered, Nigeria’s problems will be discussed. The Future Project managed to... Read More
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