Archive for category: Perpectives

Reading Nigeria

Reading Nigeria

0 / February 22, 2012 3:20 pm

Perspectives is a monthly column featuring guest posts from non-Nigerians who follow political and cultural happenings in Nigeria. The columnist this month is Amy McKie. Often times in our lives various events converge to cause us to question our knowledge [...]

10 Things to Do Once I Have Moved to Lagos

10 Things to Do Once I Have Moved to Lagos

1 / December 3, 2011 12:21 pm

Perspectives is a monthly column featuring guest posts from non-Nigerians who follow political and cultural happenings in Nigeria. The columnist this month is Femke van Zeijl. 1. Surround myself with true friends who will tell me that I am full [...]

China Meets Africa: Designing 21st Century Business Models in Nigeria and Beyond

China Meets Africa: Designing 21st Century Business Models in Nigeria and Beyond

1 / October 24, 2011 2:17 pm

Perspectives is a monthly column featuring guest posts from non-Nigerians who follow political and cultural happenings in Nigeria. This month, Jim de Wilde puts forth a model for how Nigeria can make the most out of its relationship with China. Imagine a [...]

Drive-By Electioneering: 48 Hours in the Company of a Political “Godfather” at Work

Drive-By Electioneering: 48 Hours in the Company of a Political “Godfather” at Work

0 / September 5, 2011 7:19 pm

by Krystal Strong
An account of an election of the National Association of Nigerian Students

The Dangers of a Single Nigerian Narrative

The Dangers of a Single Nigerian Narrative

2 / July 23, 2011 6:48 am

NigeriansTalk started a new feature in June where we feature monthly guest posts from non-Nigerians who follow Nigerian politics and cultural happenings. We hope this will liven up the site by giving you an outside-the-country point-of-view on Nigeria, and hopefully [...]

Nigeria’s Gubernatorial Elections and the Northern Voter

Nigeria’s Gubernatorial Elections and the Northern Voter

0 / June 3, 2011 12:46 am

Starting in June, NigeriansTalk will feature monthly guest posts from non-Nigerians who follow Nigerian politics and cultural happenings. We hope this will liven up the site by giving you an outside the country point-of-view on Nigeria, and hopefully make you [...]