Will Facebook’s Troubles Cost Africans?, By Rafiq Raji
One in seven Africans use Facebook.
Tag: Mark Zuckerberg
Smart Lagos: Status, Prospects and Opportunities, By Rafiq Raji
The envisioned smart city offers opportunities in transportation, ICT, tourism, hospitality, entertainment, and sports for excellence.
Rethinking Youth Engagement for Development, By Femi Babatunde
The enormous strides the country is recording currently on the global scene through the various inspired tech start-ups initiated by ...
The Tragedy of An Unthinking Agitation: the Case of Niger Delta Militants, By Austin Emaduku
I challenge all “Waferians” with good memories to cast their minds back to the mid-80s, to the early 90s before ...
Mark Zuckerberg’s (Free) Education Of Nigerians, By Okey Ndibe
Unlike the tech entrepreneur, many of Nigeria’s wealthiest amassed their fortunes by shooting their way to power, rigging elections, through ...
Beyond Selfies: Zuckerberg’s Visit and The Knowledge Economy, By Bámidélé Adémólá-Olátéjú
Nigeria is light years behind in the new knowledge economy. For it to compete, ground work must be laid to ...
Mark Zuckerberg, Nigeria’s Youth and the Politics of Things, By Toyosi Akerele-Ogunsiji
Brace Up Nigeria. I am convinced more than ever before that the generation that will salvage our country is right ...
The Symbolism of Mark Zuckerberg’s Walk On Water In Lagos, By Simbo Olorunfemi
What Mark Zuckerberg has done in wading through water to visit dreamers and developers striving, with little support, for solutions ...
Why Facebook’s Zuckerberg Should Intervene In Borno’s Humanitarian Crisis, By Christopher Godwin Akaba
As a first step, I would suggest that Facebook rolls out innovative packages and programmes whereby the more than one ...
Responsibility, Vision and the Fulfilment of Destiny, By Kunle Olabode
Several years ago, I heard Bishop David Oyedepo say: "The greatest discovery in life is self-discovery.” There is no gainsaying ...
