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In this episode of the #IfNotNowWhen podcast series, Amaka sits with Ahmad Rufai Zakari, Special Assistant to the President on infrastructure. What are the administration’s successes and failures in the power sector? What are some opportunities and challenges for the incoming administration in Nigeria’s quest for reliable electricity?

In this episode of the #IfNotNowWhen podcast series, Amaka sits with Ahmad Rufai Zakari, Special Assistant to the President on infrastructure. What are the administration’s successes and failures in the power sector? What are some opportunities and challenges for the incoming administration in Nigeria’s quest for reliable electricity?

In this episode of the #IfNotNowWhen podcast series, Amaka sits with Ahmad Rufai Zakari, Special Assistant to the President on infrastructure. What are the administration’s successes and failures in the power sector? What are some opportunities and challenges for the incoming administration in Nigeria’s quest for reliable electricity?

In this episode of the #IfNotNowWhen podcast series, Amaka sits with Ahmad Rufai Zakari, Special Assistant to the President on infrastructure. What are the administration’s successes and failures in the power sector? What are some opportunities and challenges for the incoming administration in Nigeria’s quest for reliable electricity?

As Nigeria prepares to transition to new administrations at federal and state levels, the NASSBER Thematic Lead on Innovations and Intellectual Property, Ms. Chinenye Uwanaka, discusses innovative solutions as a major driver of subnational development, offering new and creative ways to address complex challenges and promote sustainable growth.

As Nigeria prepares to transition to new administrations at federal and state levels, the NASSBER Thematic Lead on Innovations and Intellectual Property, Ms. Chinenye Uwanaka, discusses innovative solutions as a major driver of subnational development, offering new and creative ways to address complex challenges and promote sustainable growth.

As Nigeria prepares to transition to new administrations at federal and state levels, the NASSBER Thematic Lead on Innovations and Intellectual Property, Ms. Chinenye Uwanaka, discusses innovative solutions as a major driver of subnational development, offering new and creative ways to address complex challenges and promote sustainable growth.

As Nigeria prepares to transition to new administrations at federal and state levels, the NASSBER Thematic Lead on Innovations and Intellectual Property, Ms. Chinenye Uwanaka, discusses innovative solutions as a major driver of subnational development, offering new and creative ways to address complex challenges and promote sustainable growth.

To commemorate International Women's Day 2023, Join our podcast at XXX (WAT) to discuss the prospects of increasing the involvement of women and girls in technology creation, use, and regulation as this is critical to advancing a gender-equitable future. Join the conversation!

To commemorate International Women's Day 2023, Join our podcast at XXX (WAT) to discuss the prospects of increasing the involvement of women and girls in technology creation, use, and regulation as this is critical to advancing a gender-equitable future. Join the conversation!

To commemorate International Women's Day 2023, Join our podcast at XXX (WAT) to discuss the prospects of increasing the involvement of women and girls in technology creation, use, and regulation as this is critical to advancing a gender-equitable future. Join the conversation!

To commemorate International Women's Day 2023, Join our podcast at XXX (WAT) to discuss the prospects of increasing the involvement of women and girls in technology creation, use, and regulation as this is critical to advancing a gender-equitable future. Join the conversation!

On 25 February, Nigerians went to the polls to elect a new president and federal legislature. In this episode of the #IfNotNowWhen podcast, Amaka sits down with Samson Itodo, founder and Executive Director of the leading Nigerian election-reforms advocacy group, YIAGA Africa, to discuss the strengths and weaknesses of Nigeria’s electoral processes. What went wrong in the 2023 general elections and...

On 25 February, Nigerians went to the polls to elect a new president and federal legislature. In this episode of the #IfNotNowWhen podcast, Amaka sits down with Samson Itodo, founder and Executive Director of the leading Nigerian election-reforms advocacy group, YIAGA Africa, to discuss the strengths and weaknesses of Nigeria’s electoral processes. What went wrong in the 2023 general elections and...

On 25 February, Nigerians went to the polls to elect a new president and federal legislature. In this episode of the #IfNotNowWhen podcast, Amaka sits down with Samson Itodo, founder and Executive Director of the leading Nigerian election-reforms advocacy group, YIAGA Africa, to discuss the strengths and weaknesses of Nigeria’s electoral processes. What went wrong in the 2023 general elections and...

On 25 February, Nigerians went to the polls to elect a new president and federal legislature. In this episode of the #IfNotNowWhen podcast, Amaka sits down with Samson Itodo, founder and Executive Director of the leading Nigerian election-reforms advocacy group, YIAGA Africa, to discuss the strengths and weaknesses of Nigeria’s electoral processes. What went wrong in the 2023 general elections and...

Since 1999, one or two large political parties have dominated Nigerian elections. In the last few electoral cycles, there have been high-profile attempts to “break” the now entrenched two-party landscape. In this episode of the #IfNotNowWhen podcast, Amaka sits down with one of those “third party” candidates, Kingsley Moghalu, to discuss key takeaways from his experience.

Since 1999, one or two large political parties have dominated Nigerian elections. In the last few electoral cycles, there have been high-profile attempts to “break” the now entrenched two-party landscape. In this episode of the #IfNotNowWhen podcast, Amaka sits down with one of those “third party” candidates, Kingsley Moghalu, to discuss key takeaways from his experience.

Since 1999, one or two large political parties have dominated Nigerian elections. In the last few electoral cycles, there have been high-profile attempts to “break” the now entrenched two-party landscape. In this episode of the #IfNotNowWhen podcast, Amaka sits down with one of those “third party” candidates, Kingsley Moghalu, to discuss key takeaways from his experience.

Since 1999, one or two large political parties have dominated Nigerian elections. In the last few electoral cycles, there have been high-profile attempts to “break” the now entrenched two-party landscape. In this episode of the #IfNotNowWhen podcast, Amaka sits down with one of those “third party” candidates, Kingsley Moghalu, to discuss key takeaways from his experience.

No state can provide critical public goods without a competent bureaucracy. Nigeria’s public service has been criticized for being inefficient, costly, and ineffective. In this episode of the #IfNotNowWhen podcast series, Amaka sits down with Dr. Joe Abah, former Director-General of the Bureau of Public Services Reform to unpack what went wrong with Nigeria’s once vaulted public service, and what...

No state can provide critical public goods without a competent bureaucracy. Nigeria’s public service has been criticized for being inefficient, costly, and ineffective. In this episode of the #IfNotNowWhen podcast series, Amaka sits down with Dr. Joe Abah, former Director-General of the Bureau of Public Services Reform to unpack what went wrong with Nigeria’s once vaulted public service, and what...

No state can provide critical public goods without a competent bureaucracy. Nigeria’s public service has been criticized for being inefficient, costly, and ineffective. In this episode of the #IfNotNowWhen podcast series, Amaka sits down with Dr. Joe Abah, former Director-General of the Bureau of Public Services Reform to unpack what went wrong with Nigeria’s once vaulted public service, and what...

No state can provide critical public goods without a competent bureaucracy. Nigeria’s public service has been criticized for being inefficient, costly, and ineffective. In this episode of the #IfNotNowWhen podcast series, Amaka sits down with Dr. Joe Abah, former Director-General of the Bureau of Public Services Reform to unpack what went wrong with Nigeria’s once vaulted public service, and what...

For the first time since the 1999 democratic transition, there are three nationally competitive Nigerian presidential candidates: the ruling party’s Bola Ahmad Tinubu, the main opposition PDP’s Atiku Abubakar, and Labour Party’s Peter Obi. Rabu’i Kwankwaso will also have a meaningful impact on electoral outcomes in the northwest region. In this Season 2 debut to the #IfNotNowWhen series, Amaka sit...