Month: February 2016

Virtual Reality: Bitcoin in Nigeria | by Olalekan F. Ojo & Maduka Onwukeme

25/02/2016

“… as a direct result of the CBN’s current monetary policy, the legality of Bitcoin in Nigeria is becoming a serious issue that is raising pertinent regulatory questions.” Invented by Satoshi Nakamoto, Bitcoin is a form of digital currency. It is not printed ‘flat’ money, not as naira, nor as dollars, or euros. The principal … More Virtual Reality: Bitcoin in Nigeria | by Olalekan F. Ojo & Maduka Onwukeme

Reinventing the Wheel: Reforming Nigeria’s Civil and Public Service | by Dr Joe Abah

16/02/2016

“By boldly reinventing the public service wheel, our goal is a return to 1959 and to the kind of bureaucracy that Chief Awolowo would be proud to describe afresh.” The cliché that one need not reinvent the wheel is intended as a caution against duplicating or recreating that which already exists. To reimagine a perfectly … More Reinventing the Wheel: Reforming Nigeria’s Civil and Public Service | by Dr Joe Abah

The Undeterred Entrepreneur: Stimulating Competition in Jordan | by Aseel A. Barghuthi

04/02/2016

“put an end to the privileges of the few and establish and protect systems that safeguard opportunities for generations to come.” Of the many freedoms that the Middle East may be accused of lacking, the freedom to compete receives the least attention. In an ideal sense, commercial competition takes place between two or more players … More The Undeterred Entrepreneur: Stimulating Competition in Jordan | by Aseel A. Barghuthi