Kenneth Amaeshi
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United Kingdom
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Past articles by Kenneth:
Genuine politicians must die
I often wonder why people go into politics in Nigeria because the challenges of the country are massive. Poor health systems, low-quality education, high youth unemployment and low skills, hunger, → Read More
Do Nigerians Really Hate Tax?, By Kenneth Amaeshi, Bongo Adi & Godson Ikiebey
Government accountability is paramount to building trust. → Read More
Do Nigerians really hate tax?
It is on record that the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) doubled the number of taxpayers from 10 million in 2015 to 20 million in 2019.Nonetheless, with Nigeria’s economically active → Read More
Abba Kyari: What Is Your Legacy?, By Kenneth Amaeshi
May his soul rest in peace! → Read More
Ihedioha vs Uzodinma: The untold story
The outcome of the 2019 elections in Imo state has reverberated in and outside Nigeria with a lot of controversies. Expectedly, the saga has created heroes and villains. However, the → Read More
Ihedioha Vs. Uzodinma: The Untold Story, By Kenneth Amaeshi
Will the voices for Ihedioha and Uzodinma, respectively, in the true sense of political patriotism and selflessness, trigger this social movement and fill the governance gap in Imo State and beyond? I guess that’s a one-million-dollar question. And only time shall tell! The outcome of the 2019 elections in Imo … → Read More
Is Imo Hopeless?, By Kenneth Amaeshi
Imo State cannot afford to be hopeless! → Read More
The Odd Parents, By Kenneth Amaeshi
Despite the rosy picture of parenthood, it remains a crooked journey of ups and downs. → Read More
Decolonizing African Scholarship by Kenneth Amaeshi
Although deeper scholarly interest in the continent of Africa is long overdue, the current methodological approach to the continent needs an overhaul. By treating colonial-era borders as accurate representations of coherent societies and cultures, too many researchers are producing findings with little real-world relevance. → Read More
The Middle Class Dilemma, By Kenneth Amaeshi
Is living a lie the elixir of the middle class? → Read More
The middle-class dilemma
Unfortunately, the Nigerian institutional context is rather weak and inefficient, which makes the situation precarious. → Read More
Making Peace With Nigeria, By Kenneth Amaeshi
We should rather fashion a future we want with courage, and do that peacefully too. → Read More
The Africonscious Entrepreneur, By Kenneth Amaeshi
Mr. Elumelu puts entrepreneurs and entrepreneurship at the heart of his Africapitalism agenda. → Read More
We Are Our Memories, By Kenneth Amaeshi
Our value of life is linked to how much we remember. → Read More
What Does Emeka Ihedioha Need?, By Kenneth Amaeshi
The absence of a strong opposition gave Rochas Okorocha the unfettered chance to run Imo State as an emperor. → Read More
Imo Needs A Better Mbakwe, By Kenneth Amaeshi
May the forthcoming elections restore the fortunes of Ndi Imo in Nigeria and beyond! → Read More
Tax Accountability Matters!, By Kenneth Amaeshi
The current structure does not have a place for tax accountability. → Read More
Relationships and Their Anxieties, By Kenneth Amaeshi
Perhaps, we are condemned to live for others. → Read More
The Yahoo Politicians From the South-East, By Kenneth Amaeshi
Societies are often destroyed when the quest for survival becomes a quest for excessive materialism. → Read More
Is the Federal Character Principle Necessary?, By Kenneth Amaeshi
There are better ways of creating an inclusive society. → Read More