Basil Abia | Being Nigerian: The Perspectives of A Young Nigerian

Think BIG for Africa

English - December 01, 2021 14:00 - 1 hour - 50.7 MB - ★★★★★ - 1 rating
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Previous Episode: 040 - Anga Mbeyiya: How the problems of Climate Change Can Inspire Young Africans to Build A Better World

Next Episode: 042 - Basil Abia: Being Nigerian – Education, History, Healthcare, Jobs, Social Media, and Civil Society

This conversation is one of my most cherished. My guest is a young Nigeria; Basil Abia is asking important questions that will help define what exactly it means to be a Nigerian.

Basil is an Independent Research Consultant, and our conversation delved into many important areas of Nigerian society that I had to break this recording into two parts.

In this first part, we discussed “Begin Nigerian 101”, The #ENDSARS Protest Panel report, The step for Nigerian youths after the #ENDSARS protest, the Nigerian criminal justice system, and insecurity in Nigeria. Basil showed his in-depth analysis skills on all these issues.

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