Baobab Africa, Author at BaobabAfrica Online

Baobab Africa People and Economy reports the continent majorly from a positive slant. We celebrate the continent. Not for us the negatives that undermine the African real story of challenging but inspiring growth.

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Nigeria and the political economy of backwardness

In the political economy of backwardness (1), I focused on the analysis of Islam in Northern Nigeria and how compared to Malaysia, Islam ...

By Baobab AfricaAugust 19, 20130

Editorial

Northern Nigerian Elites and National Power Struggle in Nigeria

In the July 17th edition of “Sun: Voice of the Nation” newspaper in Nigeria, a news item reported by Noah Ebije from Kaduna was published, ...

By Baobab AfricaAugust 19, 20130

Editorial

Northern Nigerian Elites and National Power Struggle in Nigeria

In the July 17th edition of “Sun: Voice of the Nation” newspaper in Nigeria, a news item reported by Noah Ebije from Kaduna was ...

By Baobab AfricaAugust 2, 20130

Lifestyle

Aminu Kano, political change, and Northern Nigeria

By Attahiru Bala Usman Three decades ago, 33 years precisely, in 1979, Mallam Aminu Kano led the Peoples Redemption Party – PRP ...

By Baobab AfricaAugust 2, 20131

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Northern Nigeria and her mythical realities

The problem of the north of Nigeria is the north of Nigeria writes Prince Charles Dickson “When a people have suffered for ...

By Baobab AfricaAugust 2, 20130

News

Nigeria and the political economy of backwardness

housands of young people in northern Nigeria have no hope for tomorrow In the political economy of backwardness (1), I focused on the ...

By Baobab AfricaAugust 1, 20130

News

Contextualizing Obama’s visit to Africa

In recent years, the United States has increasingly been sidelined in areas of deep economic transformation in Africa because US engagement with Africa ...

By Baobab AfricaApril 2, 20130

News

A walk well walked

Hannatu Musawa pays tribute to ailing Nelson Mandela, liberationist and perhaps, the most important personality of our era. Nelson Mandela ...

By Baobab AfricaApril 1, 20130

Editorial

Protest against President Obama in South Africa is justified

When President Barrack Obama visited Ghana for a few hours in 2009, he blamed African leaders and exonerated imperialism for the underdevelopment of the African ...

By Baobab AfricaFebruary 19, 20130

News

War, terror, catastrophe: Profiting from 'Disaster Capitalism'

By PAUL B. FARRELL Hot tip: Invest in “Disaster Capitalism.” This new investment sector is the core of the emerging “new economy” that ...

By Baobab AfricaNovember 1, 20120

News

African growth with Asian characteristics

African governments are now turning instead to Asia as a partner in development, writes Amit Jain. Prime Minister Luc Adolph Tiao of ...

By Baobab AfricaOctober 1, 20120

News

Beer Math By HANNATU MUSAWA

Here’s a conundrum for you: • Firstly, pick the number of times a week you would like to have a mineral drink. (It ...

By Baobab AfricaAugust 3, 20120

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Nigeria and the political economy of backwardness

Northern Nigerian Elites and National Power Struggle in Nigeria

Northern Nigerian Elites and National Power Struggle in Nigeria

Aminu Kano, political change, and Northern Nigeria

Northern Nigeria and her mythical realities

Nigeria and the political economy of backwardness

Contextualizing Obama’s visit to Africa

A walk well walked

Protest against President Obama in South Africa is justified

War, terror, catastrophe: Profiting from 'Disaster Capitalism'

African growth with Asian characteristics

Beer Math By HANNATU MUSAWA

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