Welcome to the Season 2 of the #ifnotnowwhen podcast series hosted by Amaka Anku. In this season, as we approach the Nigerian Elections in 2023, we will focus on the electoral and policy landscape. Join us!

The #IfNotNowWhen series invites you to join conversations that approach Nigeria’s most serious challenges with nuance, balance, and data. Join as we explore controversial and timely topics with thoughtfulness and a consideration for different perspectives.

Why should Nigerians care about addressing the country’s revenue crisis? How do we stimulate more idea-creation in Nigeria’s public discourse? What exactly is driving herder-farmer clashes in Nigeria and what can be done about it? Is corruption really Nigeria’s biggest problem?

Subscribe wherever you listen to podcasts.

Watch out for Season 2

The #IfNotNowWhen series invites you to join conversations that approach Nigeria’s most serious challenges with nuance, balance, and data. Join as we explore controversial and timely topics with thoughtfulness and a consideration for different perspectives.

Why should Nigerians care about addressing the country’s revenue crisis? How do we stimulate more idea-creation in Nigeria’s public discourse? What exactly is driving herder-farmer clashes in Nigeria and what can be done about it? Is corruption really Nigeria’s biggest problem?

Subscribe wherever you listen to podcasts.

Watch out for Season 2

The #IfNotNowWhen series invites you to join conversations that approach Nigeria’s most serious challenges with nuance, balance, and data. Join as we explore controversial and timely topics with thoughtfulness and a consideration for different perspectives.

Why should Nigerians care about addressing the country’s revenue crisis? How do we stimulate more idea-creation in Nigeria’s public discourse? What exactly is driving herder-farmer clashes in Nigeria and what can be done about it? Is corruption really Nigeria’s biggest problem?

Subscribe wherever you listen to podcasts.

Watch out for Season 2

There are many ongoing projects spread across the country.
If these projects must succeed, they require effective project canvas, project administration and strategic implementation driven by competent project managers and project leaders. Unfortunately, the project management competent deficits largely influence project failures.
Listen in as Project Management Institute discusses solutions to project deficits in Nigeria

There are many ongoing projects spread across the country.
If these projects must succeed, they require effective project canvas, project administration and strategic implementation driven by competent project managers and project leaders. Unfortunately, the project management competent deficits largely influence project failures.
Listen in as Project Management Institute discusses solutions to project deficits in Nigeria

There are many ongoing projects spread across the country.
If these projects must succeed, they require effective project canvas, project administration and strategic implementation driven by competent project managers and project leaders. Unfortunately, the project management competent deficits largely influence project failures.
Listen in as Project Management Institute discusses solutions to project deficits in Nigeria

Policymakers all over the world have struggled with this age-old question and often come up with different answers at different stages of a country’s economic evolution. How should we think about the Nigerian government’s role in driving economic transformation? What frameworks and principles should guide government action?

In this fourth episode of the #IfNotNowWhen podcast series, Amaka sits down with Dr. Yemi Dipeolu—the special advisor to the Nigerian presidency on economic matters—to unpack Nigeria’s successes and failures in its attempt to drive economic transformation.

Policymakers all over the world have struggled with this age-old question and often come up with different answers at different stages of a country’s economic evolution. How should we think about the Nigerian government’s role in driving economic transformation? What frameworks and principles should guide government action?

In this fourth episode of the #IfNotNowWhen podcast series, Amaka sits down with Dr. Yemi Dipeolu—the special advisor to the Nigerian presidency on economic matters—to unpack Nigeria’s successes and failures in its attempt to drive economic transformation.

Policymakers all over the world have struggled with this age-old question and often come up with different answers at different stages of a country’s economic evolution. How should we think about the Nigerian government’s role in driving economic transformation? What frameworks and principles should guide government action?

In this fourth episode of the #IfNotNowWhen podcast series, Amaka sits down with Dr. Yemi Dipeolu—the special advisor to the Nigerian presidency on economic matters—to unpack Nigeria’s successes and failures in its attempt to drive economic transformation.