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  • NDBlogJun 25
    Hamzat Lawal: COVID-19 and dealing with depression in the development sector

      If there is anything like being immunized for the rainy day, that was exactly what happened to me last year when I went through a period of depression. In +

  • FeaturedNDBlogJun 16
    Nigeria’s Public Education in a Post-COVID World: Strategies for Inclusive Learning in Tertiary Institutions

      POLICY MEMO (Stanford/MIT COVID-19 Policy Hackathon) To: Adamu Adamu, Honourable Minister of Education, Nigeria From: Ebenezar Wikina, Chimdi Chukwukere, Comfort Onyaga, Kehinde Adebiyi, Oteheri Akinruntan Date: 6/14/2020 Re: +

  • FeaturedNDBlogJun 2
    Bad Philanthropy: The Rinsing of Toxic Money

      By Ese Emerhi & Nkasi Wodu If philanthropy can be defined as the desire to promote the welfare of others, expressed by the generous donation of money to good +

  • FeaturedNDBlogMay 8
    Dayo Ibitoye: After COVID-19, innovative financing will be needed to solve Africa’s health problems

      There are now over two million COVID-19 cases globally, and about 30,000 confirmed cases in Africa. The World Health Organisation (WHO) has said that at best the disease could kill +

  • NDBlogFeaturedApr 30
    Ebenezar Wikina: What COVID-19 has taught us about the future

      One thing is certain; the world, our world, will never be the same after this pandemic. As of today, more than 11,000 people have died worldwide out of +

  • FeaturedNDBlogApr 16
    Akinbola Tobi: Impact of Youth Service Corps on National Development

      National development is the capability of a nation to ensure that citizen’s lives are improved through social welfare provision e.g. providing of social amenities; quality education, potable water, transportation, +

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