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CEPDeR 2020 National Budget Roundtable Photo Gallery
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CEPDeR Webinar Series
Click here to read the policy brief from this event Following COVID-19 lockdown and the global decline in aggregate demand, Nigeria is presented with a unique opportunity to advance its energy market and the National Gas Expansion Programme (NGEP). This is essential because the mission of Nigeria’s Gas Policy is “to move Nigeria from…
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ICESE 2020 Conference
The ICESE 2020 conference hosted by Covenant University presents its second edition which holds July 28 to July 30, 2020. This is the first virtual edition of the conference which is a product of collaboration of various research clusters in Covenant University that CEPDeR was honoured to be a part of. These clusters include; Energy,…
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The Palgrave Handbook on Agricultural and Rural Development in Africa
To the Glory of God, the book titled ‘The Palgrave Handbook on Agricultural and Rural Development in Africa’ edited by Professor Evans Osabuohien has been published. In brief, the book examines agricultural and rural development in Africa from theoretical, empirical and policy perspectives. It presents a robust discourse on the developmental concerns needed to be addressed in rural…
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1st International Conference of Innovation and Sustainable Development (ICISD)
College of Management and Social Sciences, Covenant University presents her 1st International Conference of Innovation and Sustainable Development (ICISD) themed ‘Fourth Industrial Revolution, Innovation and Sustainable Development in Post COVID-19 Era. This equally marks as the first virtual conference organised by the college. The conference aims to address essential issues in Fourth Industrial Revolution in…
2021 National Budget Roundtable and Panel Discussion is Here…
The recent civil ENDSARS protests and subsequent ‘lootings’ and ‘vandalization’ in major cities across Nigeria highlighted different dimensions of insecurity in the country. Some persons have also argued about poor funding and inadequate training of security agencies. It is essential to underscore that despite increasing appropriation for security in national and state budgets over the years, insecurity…