Economist | Data Management Analyst & Research Assistant @dajrhas | BSc. @binghamuni | I build Nations Economies.
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My research now available;
CO2 emissions, financial development, and economic growth in Nigeria: small-sample time-series evidence and an exploratory machine-learning stress test: - Get Access tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.… – at Jos, Nigeria
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2026 economic sciences laureate Michael Woodford, was born in 1955 in Chicopee, Massachusetts, USA.
He earned his PhD in 1983 from @MIT, Cambridge, USA. He is currently a professor at @Columbia University, New York, USA.
iserp.columbia.edu/content/m…
ALT Michael Woodford
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This year’s economic sciences laureate Robert E. Hall was born in 1943 in Palo Alto, California, USA.
He received his PhD in 1967 from @MIT, Cambridge, USA. He is currently a professor at @Stanford University, California, USA.
profiles.stanford.edu/robert…
ALT Robert E. Hall
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🚨 LAST CHANCE TO APPLY! 🌍
UNITAR & @chemwasteyouth are offering up to 8 fully funded scholarships for youth (18–35) to join the 🇺🇳 United Nations Chemicals & Waste Management Study Programme in Geneva
👉 Apply now: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F…
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⏰ 4 days left to have your say on Youth, Peace & Security.
Tell us about what's working and what's missing in #YPS efforts where you are. See below on how to join.
📅 Consultation closes 31 August. Link in the replies. 👇
#UNDP4Youth #SDGs
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🎬At the 7th Africa Emerging Markets Forum (AEMF) 2026, we had the privilege of catching up with some of the leading voices shaping the crucial dialogue to gather their key takeaways.
👇🏼Listen to insightful perspectives from @Harinder_Kohli , @Adedeji_Adenira, Ngozichukwu Njemanze (@ASG_Africa), Festus Ankrah (@AssociatesforC1) and El-Yacub Audu.
#AEMF2026 #csea #centralbank #africaneconomy #economicresilience #AfricaEMF2026
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We are delighted to celebrate John Bawa, one of the Top 3 Scholars of the 2026 Cohort.
John is an Economist and Research Data Analyst with interests spanning agricultural markets, food security, climate and sustainable systems, and the political economy of development in Africa
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Last Saturday, the African Economic Scholars Program (AESP) Cohort 4 came together for its graduation ceremony, marking the close of ten weeks of rigorous learning, policy discussions, data analysis, debates, and conversations with leading economists and policy practitioners.
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Women play a central role in food systems, yet persistent gender inequalities continue to constrain their agency, decision-making power, and access to productive and nutritional resources.
This recent #IFPRIBlog explores what it takes to integrate women's empowerment and nutrition in survey monitoring and policy at scale 👉 on.cgiar.org/4hwh0fG
@CGIAR
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IFPRI Nonresident Fellow John Hoddinott has been named a 2026 @AAEA_Economics Fellow.
Congratulations on this well-deserved honor, John, and thank you for your enduring contributions to IFPRI and the global development community! 👏
#AAEA #FoodSystems #Nutrition #SocialProtection @CGIAR
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Weep not, Messi.
One game cannot define a legacy built over decades.
You are one of the greatest to ever play the game.
The records, the magic, the memories — they will never be erased.
Legends live forever. 🐐
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📢 Call for Abstracts: "The Political Economy of AI in African Agrifood Systems."
📅 Deadline: July 31, 2026
📃 Submission guidelines: on.cgiar.org/4vQanZY
🔗 Submission form: on.cgiar.org/4vDVl9w
Find out more & submit your abstract: on.cgiar.org/4ePqLT7
@CGIAR @ANAPRI_info #ANAPRI2026 #PoliticalEconomyOfAI #AI4AgrifoodSystems
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📢 Call for Abstracts: "The Political Economy of AI in African Agrifood Systems."
📅 Deadline: July 31, 2026
Find out more & submit your abstract: events.cgiar.org/thepolitica…
@CGIAR @ANAPRI_info #ANAPRI2026 #PoliticalEconomyOfAI #AI4AgrifoodSystems
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Investing in these children was worth it.
They came to Rome and conquered.
We will double down on investing in educating our children.
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“The most harm of all is done when power is in the hands of people who are absolutely persuaded of the purity of their instincts and of the purity of their intentions.”
— Milton Friedman
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“Success is walking from failure to failure with no loss of enthusiasm.”
— Winston Churchill
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🎂🇺🇸 Today marks 250 years since America declared independence! As your U.S. Mission in Nigeria, we’re excited to celebrate this historic milestone with you.
#Freedom250
