Headlines distract. Lives are at risk. I share a survivor’s view from Northern Nigeria. Christian minorities face targeted attacks; many Muslims suffer too. Let’s track each attack, protect hotspots, cut ransom money, and care for survivors. Turn attention into action within 90 days.
Category: Solutions to National Challenges
Open Letter To Nigeria’s President on Climate Change
Climate change is an existential crises to humanity. And presents the most dire consequences for vulnerable developing countries such as Nigeria. Adebayo Alonge has presented a comprehensive strategy to the Nigeria President that can help that country and similar countries adapt to Climate change.
Nigeria must work for Nigerians
The #EndSars protests in Nigeria are a sign of wider discontent and anxiety among Nigerian youths for their future. Nigerian youths face an increasing lack of opportunity. #EndSARS is just a symptom of a much wider decay in Nigerian society. The Nigerian government will be well served to listen and accelerate its efforts towards creating a Nigeria that works for Nigerians rather than only for the 0.1% elite & their foreign collaborators.
Stemming Yoruba Decline (II/III): Rise of the Oyos & the end of Yoruba nationhood
The Imperial expansion of the Oyo Yoruba from the 1600s-1800's destroyed the Yoruba confederacy and ethnic identity. Briefly restored from 1940-1970, the Yorubas experienced major economic gains. Now as Nigeria's unitary system constrains Yoruba identity, the Yorubas have again entered into modern decline.
Stemming Yoruba Decline (I/III): Tracing ancient origins of early Yoruba advantage
The Yoruba are Nigeria's first nation but their historic advantages are eroding.
This first part series aims to trace the early origins of their historic advantages
The Green Book: Eight ‘foundational’ principles for Nigeria’s 3rd generation of political leaders
Nigeria’s 3rd generation now needs to lead from the heart and create a humane nation that works for everyone Adebayo Alonge Solutions Ideator Image credit: Premiumtimes Introduction By 2050, Nigeria will have ~400 million people within its boundaries. It remains a poster child for what Africans are and holds the promise for what the … Continue reading The Green Book: Eight ‘foundational’ principles for Nigeria’s 3rd generation of political leaders
Engaging governments- for social entrepreneurs
Social entrepreneurs can use their influence to help their communities choose the right governments that support social impact ventures.
Between the old and young: Who would lead Nigeria to her future?
In Nigeria's 2015 general elections, a young nation must make a choice on who should lead her to the future- an old general or a young incumbent.
The Social Entrepreneurship Mindset
The social entrepreneurship mindset is one that actively seeks to identify and solve problems faced by impoverished communities in a sustainable way they can pay for. Adebayo Alonge Image credit: http://www.noulakaz.net The Entrepreneurial Context Imagine that you are a freshman in a public university whose day by 8 a.m. starts with lectures. You and your colleagues … Continue reading The Social Entrepreneurship Mindset
Investing In Africa’s Future
Youths are Africa's future. what would you want current global leaders to invest in so that Africa's youth can achieve their potential.








