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Failed leaders, blood and narrow interests

At the end of the Rwandan political upheaval just over a decade ago, more than one million people had been massacred. It was ...

By Segun OruameSeptember 17, 20170

Business

Why processes matter to manage businesses owned by universities, Bisoye Gofwen

The General Manager for University of Jos Consultancy Limited (UCL), Mrs. Bisoye Gofwen talks on her plans to put the consultancy unit on ...

By Segun OruameMay 5, 20170

News

The north and its political elites (1)

By Segun Ohimeh Oruame Entrenched narrow Interest! That is the bane of development in northern Nigeria. If Walter Rodney were to be alive ...

By Segun OruameJune 2, 20140

Business

Finding money and willpower for STI

Africa’s STI landscape is hampered by absence of political willpower and funding. By SEGUN ORUAME At about this time last year in Nairobi, ...

By Segun OruameSeptember 2, 20130

News

Rwanda: RPF's 25 years of joyful awakening

By SEGUN ORUAME, Kigali. The Rwandese Patriotic Front (RPF) celebrated its 25th anniversary last December. Kigali, Rwandan capital was abuzz with activities; conferences ...

By Segun OruameDecember 2, 20120

Interview

In Rwanda, we know the value of having a country

Rwanda’s High Commissioner to Nigeria, His Excellency Joseph Habineza, interacts with Baobab Media editorial Think Tank, Segun Oruame and Joe Anuga, in Abuja ...

By Segun OruameOctober 4, 20120

News

'U Rwanda rurimo Gutera Imbere' 18 years after …. Rwanda means triumph over adversity

Rwanda truly reflects the vast potential of the continent and its future writes SEGUN ORUAME, Kigali. There are so many ways in which ...

By Segun OruameSeptember 1, 20120

News

Closed Borders!

Africa locks itself out of a potential $1 trillion continental business by refusing to trade with itself. By SEGUN ORUAME Open borders and ...

By Segun OruameApril 2, 20120

News

What’s Suswamnomics?

By Segun Ohimeh Oruame How do you run ambitious development plans in a state that is mostly under-infrastructure, largely agrarian; and whose populations ...

By Segun OruameSeptember 15, 20110

Interview

‘We must allow innovation to come into government’

In this interaction with Baobab Media team SEGUN ORUAME and JOE ANUGA in Makurdi, Honourable Commissioner for Finance & Economic Planning, Benue State, ...

By Segun OruameSeptember 1, 20110

Failed leaders, blood and narrow interests

Why processes matter to manage businesses owned by universities, Bisoye Gofwen

The north and its political elites (1)

Finding money and willpower for STI

Rwanda: RPF's 25 years of joyful awakening

In Rwanda, we know the value of having a country

'U Rwanda rurimo Gutera Imbere' 18 years after …. Rwanda means triumph over adversity

Closed Borders!

What’s Suswamnomics?

‘We must allow innovation to come into government’

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