Being Nigerian: Education, History, Healthcare, Jobs, Social Media, and Civil Society | Basil Abia

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This is the second part of my conversation with Basil Abia. In this episode, we discussed education; curiosity, science, philosophy, the importance of learning history, Nigerian healthcare, Job, Social Media, and Civil Society. This was a fantastic conversation with a brilliant young African. If you have listened to the first part, please check it out. It’s on the same platform. Enjoy, share and subscribe to the Think BIG for Africa Podcast on your favorite podcast platform.

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