Towards Development in South-East Nigeria, the Alaigbo Initiative
Historian, Policy Analyst and a member of the Alaigbo Development and Accountability Initiative (ADAI), Ifechi Ugwu is our guest for this episode. Alaigbo seeks to execute community projects in south eastern Nigeria through crowdfunding and other innovative means. We also delve into some history and knowledge about the Igbos.
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Website - alaigboinitiative.org
15 Dec 2020
11. Sensible Drug Policy in Nigeria
Moronfolu Adeniyi is an advocate for sensible drug policy. The conversation is on the need to reconsider drug laws to properly accommodate the rights of drug users to personal freedom.
26 Nov 2020
10. Chale as a metaphor for Individualism in African Pop-Culture
Founder, Chale Institute, Feyisade Charles Adeyemi joins Gboyega for a conversation on the meaning of the word "Chale" and the concept of individualism.
28 Oct 2020
5. Beyond EndSARS: Where do we go from here?
A Senior Fellow at the Nigeria Libertarian Project, Tam Alex joins Gboyega to review the EndSARS protests, the chaos that followed and governments handling of the situation. He gives libertarian ideas on long-term solutions towards development in Nigeria.
21 Oct 2020
4. Leadership and the transition to Conscious Capitalism in Ghana
This episode features a history of leadership in Ghana with Dr. Osman Dufailu, an academic with interests in health, research and policy formulation.
8 Oct 2020
2. A Call for Free Market Reform in Nigeria's Power Industry
This episode of the Freedom In Africa Podcast, writer and electricity entrepreneur, Gboyega and Tam Alex discuss the need for full privatization of the power sector in Nigeria.
1 Oct 2020
1. The State of Freedom in Africa
On this inaugural episode, Gboyega Adeoya and Feyisade Charles Adeyemi discuss the objectives of the Freedom in Africa Podcast and what to expect in subsequent episodes. They talked about the state of freedom in Africa, from a historical perspective, starting from the slave trade era and its abolition through colonial rule to the independence struggle and the prospects of a freer future in Africa.
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