Discussing Emerging Leaders Program (ELP), African Time, Insecurity, Public Education, and Access to Data | Joseph Ishaku

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My guest in today’s episode is a young Nigerian Economist, Researcher, and Entrepreneur; Joseph Ishaku. He is the Research Lead and Co-Founder of Kwakol Markets. We had a very interesting discussion on diverse issues concerning Nigeria in particular and Africa in general including the concept and impact of African time, the insecurity, the decline of public education, the importance and access to data for research, and Emerging Leaders Program (ELP). Listen, share and subscribe to the Think BIG for Africa Podcast on your favorite podcast platform. Enjoy!

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