African leaders discuss challenges, growth of continent at Mo Ibrahim Forum
Held over the whole of Saturday, the 2023 Ibrahim Forum focused on Global Africa.
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Held over the whole of Saturday, the 2023 Ibrahim Forum focused on Global Africa.
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The report said Nigeria ranks 34th out of the 54 African countries it reviewed
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The report, “Agenda 2063 & 2030: Is Africa on Track?" is the first from the Foundation on governance in Africa.
The report will be published on October 15.
Nigeria ranked 29 with a score of 43.5 and a growth rate of 2.7.
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The index shows that gender is improving and that’s absolutely what we see.
“I have led a life of service and sacrifice on behalf of the Liberian people.”
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Since being launched in 2006, the Ibrahim Prize has been awarded only four times.
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