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#70 - Adamolekun Yemi | Nigerian Civil Liberties Series - Episode Ten
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In this engaging episode, we sit down with Yemi Adamolekun, an influential figure in Nigeria's activism landscape. Growing up in a close-knit community, Yemi shares her journey and the influences that have shaped her activism. We discuss her firm belief in Nigeria’s potential and her relentless opposition to corruption and abuses of office.
Yemi sheds light on the critical role of social media in spreading information, engaging with state and local governments, and the current perception of the judiciary in Nigeria. We delve into the erosion of values in Nigerian society, the state of university activism, and the dire need for educational reforms and a more vibrant curriculum.
The conversation also explores the structure of Nigeria, the balance between democracy and dictatorship, and the urgent need for restructuring to enable regional development. This episode is a deep dive into the future of Nigeria and the awakening required among its citizens to challenge the political status quo.
Chapters:
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- 00:00 - Growing up in a Close-Knit Community
- 03:07 - Influences and Experiences Shaping Activism
- 10:21 - Belief That Nigeria Can Work
- 11:21 - Accountability in Nigerian Government
- 12:21 - Opposition to Corruption and Abuses of Office
- 15:43 - Role of Social Media in Information Dissemination
- 19:03 - The Toxic Nature of Political Twitter
- 22:52 - Shaping Conversations and Providing Factual Information through Social Media
- 25:42 - Engaging with State and Local Governments
- 31:00 - Perception of the Judiciary in Nigeria
- 34:56 - Erosion of Values in Nigerian Society
- 38:48 - State of University Activism
- 43:47 - Need for Educational Reforms and Vibrant Curriculum
- 48:00 - The Absence of Civics Education in Nigeria
- 48:56 - The Structure of Nigeria and Role of Dictatorships
- 49:26 - Restructuring and Federation
- 50:55 - Democracy vs Dictatorship
- 52:22 - The Future of Nigeria
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