PODCAST · government
Dr Chukwuemeka Ifegwu Eke
by Dr Chukwuemeka Ifegwu Eke
Many theoretical and applied economists are increasingly being challenged with the mounting inability of erstwhile macroeconomic tools to properly incentivise and regulate the economy. The simple explanation is that our tools are not capable of counterfactual experiments that are key to the 21st-century new economics with tons of digitization and tokenization of goods and services coupled with the internet being the backbone of means of productionhttps://www.linkedin.com/posts/dr-chukwuemeka-ifegwu-eke-6132a045_the-eminent-collapse-of-national-governments-activity-6665545481361334272-uAFc
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Voting Time Chain
A voting time-chain refers to the publishing of an electronic ballot and ‘noting’ of the ballot such as in the posting of a chat on a WhatsApp group and reading it by active participants of the group. The time-chain proves that voting was done in accordance with laid down rules, obviously,...
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Conducting Online Elections in Nigeria using WhatsApp
We define an electronic tally as a chain of digital vote-signatures. Each voter transfers the tally to the next by digitally broadcasting a ballot paper of the previous voting and automatically acts as time-bound key to the next voter on the publicly viewed platform and adding these to the end of...
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Whose hand is in the gloves???
The continent of Europe has a lot to answer for...
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End SARS movement in Nigeria
Empower the youth!!!!!
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Empowering Nigeria's youthful population
Conduct honest surveys by the poor for the poor. Empower them. Most World Bank and IMF staff dislike the poor!!!!!!
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Nation Vs State
Our prosperity as a people is factored in respecting nationalities and not criminalizing others
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Rebuilding Abia state, Nigeria
Abia state has the capacity to outperform the entire Southern Nigeria average economic performance indices. We just have to work out a way and CONSCIOUSLY drive the curve upwards...
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Weaponizing the good things of LIFE
...remember 9/11 ? Those who knew when it was going down and those who pretended not to know?
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Re: 1 World government...
...diva 1 World government? Yes!!! However, understand my point of view
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Fear not
Fear triggers the production of chemicals that are injurious to your body
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A Man is not a thief
A Man is not a thief because he stole!!!
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COVID 19 Vaccine is FRAUD
Its called Luciferous. It contains NON-human DNA and NANO BOTS that collate your biometric information and automatically send to a holding ware in the cloud
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Management of FOREX is an economic fraud
Completely deregulate the FOREX sector. Stop the evil acts by Central Banks and destruction of businesses
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Abia: God's own state
When will we allow the private sector to have its pride of place in the southeastern part of Nigeria?
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Poverty is created
Simply believe it and your eyes will open!!!
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Wealth of Nations
The prosperity created at the destructive expense of the people is satanic.
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Taxation is a FRAUD
Simple as it sounds in your ears!!!!!!
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Deep pockets and revolutions
These shadowy characters are everywhere and have hijacked every protest and revolution to their advantage
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The poor VS the rich
It is a fallacy to believe that the rich and or organizations backed by the rich such as IMF, NGOs, and World Bank will help to irradicate poverty. Poverty is not an accident. It is created. These aforementioned class of people and their plethora of organizations are not sincere about their...
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Is Bill Gates the problem?
When did Bill Gates become an authority in experimental science?
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Broad objectives of the eWorld
One of the greatest limitations of the old-World is the huge bureaucracy, high cost of maintenance, and insincerity. The creation of the eWorld is set out among other things to correct these anomalies and in so doing lift billions out of poverty.
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Constitutional crisis and the making of Nigeria
In eighty-six years, Nigeria had ten different constitutions. Who does that?
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Cryptocurrency ponzi schemes
They will promise you a high return, and offer low-risk opportunities. Run!!!
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Into the future
Its the end of the world as we know it. Where are you?
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Our growing interconnected-ness
Power has shifted from the hands of central authorities around the globe to the hands of the people. Movements are becoming more powerful and the future is certain.
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1 percent and the growing global inequality
Your success is hurting someone else. Does it bother you?
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Unending war on drugs
Current policies around the world are affecting minorities and the poor disproportionately. What can we do?
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Degradation of our ecosystem
I have always been fascinated by our planet and every extraordinary, beautiful living creature. What about you? Are we losing our planet?
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Making every business and public service a force for good
The way and manner we treat our world is a reflection of our humanity...Richard Branson, Virgin Group
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Inter-generational poverty
In this podcast, my team and I catalogued the experience of 'Ekamma' a young southern girl who attended our school - Dobbie School - free of charge, graduated only to be pregnant for an absentee father. Coming from a poor home, she had high hopes as she wrote her certificate examination. The...
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Global hunger, food wastage and the poor
Between 1990 and 2015, over 215 million people were lifted out of hunger and near starvation. However, it is sad to note that as of 2019, 59 million people across the world are at the brink of starvation! Why do we have to focus on this problem?
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We are paying LIP SERVICE to reducing global poverty
Why can't agencies charged with anti-poverty programmes and projects post their all their staff from management to frontline to poverty-ridden areas where they are currently operating? Why? Why do they waste 80% of agency funds on recurrent items and devote a miserly 15% - 19% to actualising set...
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The Internet as a basic right
I do not think that Donald Trump of America or Muhammed Buhari of Nigeria enjoys the carnage going on in their respective countries. Let us pay attention to the poor in our midst. There is wanton destruction in the wings, and it will be devastating if these two Presidents and the world over do…
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Our Government is ‘Broken’
Why do you need your government in the United States of America, United Kingdom, China, Australia, Nigeria, Brazil, etc.…why? Its simply to serve you and I. Now, the question is: Should public service delivery be so COMPLEX, CUMBERSOME, and EXPENSIVE? A thousand times NO! Managing the…
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Global connectivity and poverty
Global connectivity is at the core of our mandate - the eWorld. Where 99% of social, educational, entrepreneurial services and the business of governance will be conducted online. Currently, 63.85% of the world population is unconnected. Whereas, 80% of the continent of Europe is connected…
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Block Chain, One World government and the Estonian experiment
I am so excited, about the prospects of ushering in global prosperity at an accelerated rate, where tears will be wiped off the cheeks of over 3 billion poor persons. Thanks to the Estonian experiment, we can model a new world: BLOCKCHAIN enabled e-Nation, 99% of government service done online…
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Rise up! Organize!!
2 billion people are out of the organized financial system around the world. This is a deliberate policy! The International Monetary Fund, the World Bank, and all the organized financial institutions are benefiting from this anomaly. The free market system remains the only means to combat this...
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Blockchain in Africa's Supply Chain
My team and I estimate that the application of blockchain to Africa's supply chain result in more than $10 billion in efficiencies, economic sustainability, irradicating vulnerabilities, and counterfeiting. This is so because blockchain provides an open-source of data that in itself is a source…
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Lets flatten the curve
I have lived with the low-income poor for over 16 years in Tundun Wada village, FHA Lugbe, Abuja. There are no good roads, pipe-borne water, and is a terrible place for a man of my status to live in. But I do. This will enable me to talk about their plight even as I study their economic…
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Block Chain & poor children's education
Blockchain and artificial intelligence can be deployed to bridge the formal learning gap across the impoverished part of the globe. Generally, it is noted that over 700 million peoples are living below the poverty line. That is they earn less than $1.90 per day. before the COVID 19 lockdown, 258...
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Artificial intelligence, cost of governance and global poverty
The cost of sustaining structures of government across over two hundred countries is impoverishing billions of helpless people. Compare these shocking figures… On a monthly basis, it $10.98 Trillion to maintain the system of governance in over 201 countries while the global economy loses $14.6...
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Block Chain, Africa's mineral resources and corruption
Africa is the wealthiest continent in terms of mineral resources and South Africa seats on top of the chain. Others are Botswana, Democratic Republic of Congo, Angola, Nigeria, and the rest. Middlemen, bribery, and corruption have brought these sectors to their knees. Basically due to data and...
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Trust, Block Chain and Poverty eradication
The Cambridge dictionary defines trust as being sure that a person will do the right thing every time. This somewhat simple attribute is meant to be the glue that holds the fabric of society together. For a person and indeed a society to record high successes in financial, trade, and…
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Block Chain and Democracy
My team and I are pushing an agenda for the use of blockchain and machine learning to update our political institutions. provide level playing fields for candidates and the electorates alike. In other words, decentralized governance, part-time government workers, and incentivizing capitalism to...
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Innovate. Implement. Disrupt
The history of mankind is replete with experiences of young men and women becoming victims of the vicious cycle of hopelessness and despair. Systems created and funded by man to keep the vast majority of under bondage. The system of governance in the public and private sectors have been in place…
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Machine Learning in Economics
Economics has been bogged down over the centuries with theories and counter theories, and schools of thought with numerous counter opinions. However, come to think of it, economics is simply about transactions between two parties - buyer and seller within the matrix of a market. in order words…
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Decentralizing governance using machine learning and block chain as support structure
We live in extraordinary times. The future holds a lot of promises for humanity as a whole based on the law of accelerating returns. It states that technological progress will be ongoing on an exponential rate. For instance, 3D printed houses, DNA manipulations, and nano-bots possibilities. it...
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Machine learning, Block chain, and tomorrow's classroom
Machine learning and artificial intelligence will disrupt today system of formal and informal education. Teacher - learner module and Classroom format will become a thing of the past. Teachers union will completely disappear as there wont be any need for teachers and the educational industry will...
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Machine learning, Block chain, Artificial intelligence, and Macroeconomics
Many theoretical and applied economists are increasingly being challenged with the mounting inability of erstwhile macroeconomic tools to properly incentivise and regulate the economy. The simple explanation is that our tools are not capable of counterfactual experiments that are key to the...
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Macroeconomics of block chain technology I
Basically, macroeconomics deals with human behaviour in relation to scarce resources. We simply average the past, define a trend, model it and make predictions. Blockchain will help us bypass the shortcomings of averaging, by tailoring predictions to specific behavioural profile or economic…
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Many theoretical and applied economists are increasingly being challenged with the mounting inability of erstwhile macroeconomic tools to properly incentivise and regulate the economy. The simple explanation is that our tools are not capable of counterfactual experiments that are key to the 21st-century new economics with tons of digitization and tokenization of goods and services coupled with the internet being the backbone of means of productionhttps://www.linkedin.com/posts/dr-chukwuemeka-ifegwu-eke-6132a045_the-eminent-collapse-of-national-governments-activity-6665545481361334272-uAFc
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