Where will we be in six months, a year, 10 years from now? I lie awake at night wondering what the future holds for my loved ones. My vulnerable friends and relatives. I wonder what will happen to my job, even though I’m one of the lucky ones: I get good sick pay and can work remotely.

Since their adoption in 2015, the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), which form the content of the Agenda 2030 for Sustainable Development, have continued to affirm the hopes, and potentials they portend for international development

As part of its medium term objectives, the Nigeria Pilot Project is 3psmars’ national campaign on Managing for Development Results (MfDR). It is conceived to serve as a model of campaign on our platform across Africa in the long-run.

Africa debate: Is Nigeria ready to lead the continent? – Nigeria recently overtook South Africa to become Africa’s biggest economy. But the country faces myriad problems – including a brutal Islamist-led insurgency, high levels of poverty, and widespread corruption. Can it now become the continent’s leader? BBC Africa canvassed the views of both Nigerians and other Africans.

Point to Remember: Nigeria is one of Africa’s biggest economies and includes the traditional as well the modern After lurching from one military coup to another, Nigeria now has an elected leadership. But the government faces the growing challenge of preventing Africa’s most populous country from breaking apart along ethnic and religious lines.

Tackling Africa’s Paradox of Growth Without Development

Cocoa Production Still A Family Enterprise In Nigeria –US The United States, US says it is worried by the fact that cocoa production is still raised by hand, not by machine, and remains a very labor-intensive commodity to produce in Nigeria.

The Nigerian central bank has imposed new foreign exchange controls to try to stem the flow of dollars out of the country. It means importers will not be able to get hard currency to buy a list of 40 items ranging from rice to cement. The list includes Indian incense, plastic and rubber products, soap and even private jets.

Like Greece, like Nigeria – The outcome of the “No” vote in Greece should be an eye-opener to disciples of so-called business. There is no business in Nigeria.

Zimbabwe is a member of the AfriK4R initiative, a flagship programme of the African Community of Practice (AfCoP) and has been working since 2013 to enhance results-based management (RBM) as the go-to change management process for results-oriented and accountable programmes and implementation structures.

As a Nigerian in the Diaspora I would love to go back after I finish my education to pursue my own dreams but realistically we are faced with obstacles that cause many diasporans to become reluctant to return back to Africa to start up a business. Here are my reasons why…

How Nigeria Is Investing In People – More than half of Nigeria’s 177 million citizens are under the age of 25. Africa’s most populous country is making essential investments in education, healthcare and social services to ensure that Nigeria’s youth have the skills, resources and opportunities necessary to accelerate Nigeria’s ascent as a global economic power.