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TINUBU GOVERNMENT ECONOMIC AGENDA AND A NIGERIAN BLUE ECONOMY

The keyword in the next government’s economic agenda must be – dynamic. It must be bold, it must be transparent, demonstrable enough to be believable to give hope to a traumatized population.…

alfecity
June 9, 2024

THE VALUE OF THE GLOBAL BLUE ECONOMY

Conversely, the ocean of the world is the very generous host of humankind, the many species that inhabit it and our continuing collective existence is at its mercy. Until now, with human limited knowledge of this dependence, the reckless emissions of Co2,

Soji Adeleye
April 20, 2024

THE IMPERATIVE OF A NIGERIAN BLUE ECONOMY

What is the singular tangible thing you can point to Nigeria achieved from the hundreds of billions of dollars gained from the crude oil discovery? It would be easy to answer nothing considering where the

Soji Adeleye
April 20, 2024

Security At The Nigeria Atlantic Coast

Piracy is a major security concern in the Gulf of Guinea affecting the flow of commerce in an ecosystem bordering a number of countries in West Africa with the natural contagious domino effect on the wider international community. In the

Soji Adeleye
April 20, 2024

Nigeria River Basin Systems and the Nigeria Blue Economy –

A basic understanding of the history of the earth formation might be essential for appreciation of how we inherited a surface that is not flat nor friendly, an undulating surface with gorges, valleys, hills, lakes, the many rivers and tributaries. At one point

Soji Adeleye
April 18, 2024

THE BLUE ECONOMY AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT

Its estimated 50-85% of the oxygen production on Earth comes from the ocean: majority of which emanates from oceanic plankton — drifting plants, algae, and photosynthesizing bacteria. About 75 percent of the Earth's surface is water-covered, an

alfecity
April 17, 2024

NIGERIA BLUE ECONOMY INFRASTRUCTURE

Officially, according to the Nigerian Ports Authority, Nigeria has six seaports : Apapa, Tin Can, Onne, Port Harcourt, Warri, Calabar. These are in four states out of possible nine coastal states. In a coastal stretch of about 850 kilometers, there are only four Seaport states with the only two ports in Lagos operating at

alfecity
April 17, 2024