Turning kinship into capital: Why the South-West must embrace the OKOBI model, By Lydia Ogunibe-Frederick
South-West Nigeria For centuries, the South-West has thrived on collective finance. Systems like esusu, ajo, and adashe have helped traders ...
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OKOBI: Enhancing shared prosperity in the South-South, By Angonimi David-Imeh
In the end, this is about more than just economics. It’s about proving that the ties that bind us socially ...
OKOBI goes to Oxford University: Memories and lessons, By Kenneth Amaeshi
One key takeaway from our discussion was the call for a new kind of leadership in Africa, which the students ...
OKOBI: Turning local communities into job creators, By Kenneth Amaeshi
Ultimately, OKOBI is not just a policy — it is a cultural and economic movement. It draws strength from deeply ...
OKOBI: Building the next generation of group entrepreneurs, By Adaeze Nwaka
OKOBI Students Club is a forward-thinking initiative aimed at bridging the gap between academic learning and practical entrepreneurship for students ...
OKOBI: Going beyond philanthropy, By Donald Amaeshi
...the story of Akuyoma is a compelling case for professionals and corporates to tap into the OKOBI movement. It underscores ...
OKOBI: a new approach to corporate community relations, By Kenneth Amaeshi
An example of the OKOBI model in action is the Okpofe Youth Empowerment Scheme (OYES) Multi-purpose Cooperatives in Ezinihitte Local ...
OKOBI and homegrown options for a prosperous economy, By MacDonald Ebere
Beyond their economic potential, the Siamese twins of CEDI and OKOBI need the buy-in and support of the political class. ...
OKOBI: From politics of stomach infrastructure to politics of genuine empowerment, By MacDonald Ebere
..OKOBI can be adopted as a collective empowerment mechanism by politicians and political leaders for the development of community entrepreneurs, ...
