Going for broke in Copenhagen.
Sustainable devepement and the Niger Delta region of Nigeria
Hi! How many Niger Deltans are out there watching? Time has come for us to look around our immediate society and see how much each of us is contributing towards the sustainable development of our communities.
In case you never know, we may be amongst the first casualities in the event that global warming and climate change are not properly tackled by the world leaders.
This leaves us with the choice of consciously guiding our activities to ensure that we all, myself, yourself, your neighbour live well now, while we also consider the living well of our children and their children’s children to come.
Please, join me on this blog to exchange ideas on how we could help monitor the sustainable development efforts of our government at all levels, oil companies and development partners and cry out loud when they falter.
If we fail to do something now, we live to pay for it for the rest of our life time.
Welcom on board.
African universities need to innovate
Hello Africa!
We as Africans need to be worried by the fact that lest than six of the continent’s universities make the top 500 universities on the world’s university rankings year-in year-out.
Can we discuss on ways on how to make our universities competitive to other universities of the US, Europe and Asia?
I think that it is high time African Universities embrace the innovative university paradigm. Because, if our universities fail to be innovative in this 21st century, I’m afraid, we’ll remain at the bottom of the table for ever.
Contributions are welcome.
Entrepreneurship development
Hi!
I am currently carrying out a research on the desirability of creating an enterprise culture in the troubled Niger Delta region of Nigeria. It is hoped that the outcome, if implemented will help stem youth restiveness and militancy in the region.
If anyone out there has a framework that out entrepreneurship development, please, forward it to me.
Best wishes from
Gordon Monday Bubou
Hello world!
Welcome to my blog. I intend to use this blog to generate robust discussion on some contemporary concepts that will help improve the conditions of living of the poorest people of Sub-Saharan Afrinca and ultimately create a sustainable world for the entire human race.
Help participate in some of the categories that include technology and innovations management, sustainable development, entrepreneurship development, the innovative university and technology-enabled education.
Thank you for participating on my blog.
Sincerely yours,
GORDON MONDAY BUBOU
