Africa is a continent on the move—energetic, complex, full of challenges, and overflowing with potential. Yet, beneath the major headlines […]
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True leadership thrives on collective support and is sustained by prudence. No leader succeeds alone, and no progress is achieved without unity and wise decision-making. Good leadership is anchored on transparency, foresight, and accountability. Together, through shared commitment and prudent governance, we shall build a peaceful, progressive, and prosperous community.
The Igbo worldview emphasizes community, spirituality, and moral order, which aligned closely with Catholic teachings. Missionaries also incorporated local music, language, and cultural expressions into worship, making Catholicism resonate deeply. For the Igbo, the Church became part of their identity rather than a foreign institution.
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Watching the Restructuring going on in Imo State Electricity Power Reforms.
What Investors and Development Partners Should Note
For investors and development partners, temporary disruptions should be viewed as signals of active system development, rather than policy reversals. Globally, successful power sector reforms—particularly in emerging markets—have followed similar patterns of transition.
This article points at how farming activities in Imo primary schools are helping pupils learn agriculture early, develop responsibility, and connect classroom learning with real-life food production.
