Ndubuisi Ekekwe
Ndubuisi Ekekwe is the Lead Faculty of Tekedia Mini-MBA. He writes regularly in the Harvard Business Review. Email: tekedia@fasmicro.com.
AUTHOR: Ndubuisi Ekekwe
2.0 – The Stagnation
Our nation remains governed in a political system of extreme stagnation and avalanche partisanship. A system that breeds calamitous venom with capacity to destroy the heartbeat that keeps the nation moving forward. It has created a myopic syndrome that continues to prevent the nation from utilizing the gains of oil sales to advance the citizens, […]
The Nigeria’s Post-Petroleum Era
In this essay, I examine Nigeria, and what we can do, as we transition into a post-petroleum era.
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1.0 – Overview
Over the past few decades, Nigeria has emerged as one of the key political leaders in Africa. Despite a long history of under-performance, driven primarily by leadership and visioning problems, it remains a key global strategic partner. It has petroleum with the capacity to partly influence the dynamics of global commerce and industry. Whether the […]
Nigeria’s Problem is Not Fuel Subsidies
My social media channels are classrooms. And most times, I write things which deviate from the “typical” consensus, partly because of my experiences and...
Apple has hit that milestone again – market cap of $3 trillion
Apple has hit that milestone again - market cap of $3 trillion. Indeed, an unbelievable value creation there: Apple's market value passed the $3 trillion...