Tag: Professor Kenneth Amaeshi

If this four‑year mark offers any takeaway, it is that public service is neither a shortcut to impact nor a ...

One key takeaway from our discussion was the call for a new kind of leadership in Africa, which the students ...

If we are serious about tackling unemployment and promoting inclusive growth, we must reframe how we talk about entrepreneurship. Money ...

OKOBI is a great way to empower people and create lasting change. For example, starting a palm oil trading business ...

I have been particularly reflecting on the necessity of integrating young voices into the sustainability dialogue, and I was struck ...

...despite the intense attraction to align with this dominant anti-collective governance, my encounter with the government convinced me that collective ...

An example of the OKOBI model in action is the Okpofe Youth Empowerment Scheme (OYES) Multi-purpose Cooperatives in Ezinihitte Local ...

Professor Benedict Oramah, President Afrexim Bank. Africapitalism and Development Commercial Banking hold a lot of prospects for Africa’s development. But ...

Late Herbert Wigwe, the former Chief Executive Officer of Access Holdings Herbert truly impacted many lives. His demise is painfully ...

Professor Kenneth Amaeshi and President Alex Stubb of Finland. Despite the inspirations I draw from my encounter with Stubb, it ...

Beyond their economic potential, the Siamese twins of CEDI and OKOBI need the buy-in and support of the political class. ...

OKOBI’s growing imprint in Imo State is a clear way of translating Africapitalism into practice for societal economic transformation. It ...