Episodes
Key Takeaways are summarised versions of what was discussed in each week's episode. It also includes any additional findings I've discovered since recording that episode and lastly offers actionable next steps for listeners. You can now send your thoughts about any podcast episode so far annoynmously via voice messages and we'll share it on the podcast. Find link below Corporate Governance Research in Nigeria: A Review by Peterson K Ozili :: SSRN Emefiele operated 593 illegal US, UK,...
Published 04/28/24
Published 04/28/24
This episode of Bridging the Gap explores corporate governance in Nigeria. The conversation highlights the challenges faced by Nigeria in terms of weak enforcement, abuse of ownership structures, corruption, and a lack of understanding of the regulatory framework. The guests, Mr. Yemi Candid Johnson and Ife Omotola, discuss the contributing factors to the current situation and potential solutions. We touch on everything from banking scandals, NNPC and the important relationship between...
Published 04/25/24
Key Takeaways are summarised versions of what was discussed in each week's episode. It also includes any additional findings I've discovered since recording that episode and lastly offers actionable next steps for listeners. Organisations from Nigeria Doing Valuable things with waste:  SustyVibes - Making Sustainability Actionable For Young People SALUBATA – SALUBATA (salubataofficial.com) Further Readings  How One Nigerian Enterprise is Tackling the Global Plastic Plague,...
Published 04/22/24
This is a part 2 of all things Lagos. Lagos faces a waste management crisis, with overflowing landfills and untreated waste posing health hazards. The recent ban on single-use plastics by the Lagos state government has sparked debate on its effectiveness. Guests Wale, Tolagbe, and Fikayo discuss their experiences and perspectives on waste management in Lagos. They highlight the need for value creation from waste, the challenges of implementing waste management policies, and the importance...
Published 04/18/24
Key Takeaways are summarised versions of what was discussed in each week's episode. It also includes any additional findings I've discovered since recording that episode and lastly offers actionable next steps for listeners. Further Readings: Akin Mabogunje: Nigerian urban geographer who mapped the origin and trends of African cities (theconversation.com) The Mystery Of Capital: Amazon.co.uk: De Soto, Hernando: 9780552999236: Books Urban Planning and the Post-Colonial State in Africa:...
Published 04/15/24
The next few episodes of this season will delve into matters that affect Lagos state as the capital hub of the country and one of the most populated cities in Africa.  While Lagos is a commercial powerhouse, it grapples with issues that affect its livability. The episode explores the housing challenges in Lagos, Nigeria, including the shortage of housing units, segmentation issues, uncoordinated government policies, climate change, and problematic land use acts. The conversation explores...
Published 04/11/24
Key Takeaways are summarised versions of what was discussed in each week's episode. It also includes any additional findings I've discovered since recording that episode and lastly offers actionable next steps for listeners. P.S excuse the voice today I'm down bad with the flu! Socio-economic Factors Affecting Discriminatory Attitudes towards People Living with HIV/AIDS in Lagos State, Nigeria | Request PDF (researchgate.net) Institutionalization of Gender Inequality in Nigeria:...
Published 04/07/24
This episode dives into gender inequality issues in Nigeria where women continue to face discrimination in various aspects of life. Despite efforts to enforce legal frameworks for equality, progress continues to be hindered by political interests and archaic gender norms perpetuated by culture and religion.  However, it's not all doom and gloom. There have been some positive steps in the right direction, such as the passing of the Violence Against Persons Prohibition Act (2015) and this is...
Published 04/04/24
Key Takeaways are summarised versions of what was discussed in each week's episode. It also includes any additional findings I've discovered since recording that episode and lastly offers actionable next steps for listeners. Further Readings: Eto: A critique of the Aladura healing rituals in Nigeria in light of Jesus' healing miracles Supernatural Faith : Notable Aladura Leaders A Comparison Of The Views Of The Aladura Churches On Ritual Sacrifice With Berkouwer’s Teaching On...
Published 03/31/24
The first few episodes of this season will lay the groundwork, exploring the major forces shaping Nigerian's behaviors, thought processes, and how that has ultimately influenced the politics and economic development trajectory of the nation-state.  This episode dives into Nigeria's Pentecostal boom, exploring its historical roots (economic hardship, urbanization), shift in power (pastors vs. intellectuals), and impact on daily life (spiritual warfare, invisible forces). It also examines...
Published 03/28/24
This is a brand new podcast hosted by me Sade, born out of feeling like there are not enough spaces for people of different generations to come together and discuss real-world problems. The podcast aims to bridge the knowledge and age gap while promoting inclusive discussions. Each episode will feature experts sharing insights on diverse topics related to governance, law, health, technology, culture, religion, and more. Season 1 will focus on Nigeria. New episodes will drop every Thursday...
Published 03/22/24