How to Become a Leader in Africa is hosted by Dr Remi Adekoya, a former journalist, author and current politics lecturer at the University of York. The podcast explores the logic of leadership in African societies, including the psychology of the leader-follower relationship, perceptions of charisma...
“The laws of politics in Nigeria are way different to those in Europe.” Prof. John Godson. In this eye-opening episode of How to Become a Leader in Africa, Prof. John Godson draws from his unique first-hand experience of camp...
Dr Sidney Luckett, a scholar, ordained Anglican priest, and former activist in South Africa’s Mass Democratic Movement. Recruited into the underground structures of the African National Congress (ANC) during apartheid, he wor...
Is a Nigerian state Governor really all-powerful? Many Nigerians believe that their state governors wield close to absolute power in their political domains, but what really happens behind the scenes? In this episode, we sit ...
Does power have to be ruthless? In this episode, we explore leadership in The Gambia through the lens of Yahya Jammeh’s 22-year rule. Some remember him fondly for his contributions to national development, while others recall...
What does it really take to become a leader in Africa? In this episode, our guest, Jude Feranmi, a Desmond Tutu Leadership Fellow with over ten years experience in grassroots Nigerian politics, dives deep into the essence of ...
Our 1st How to Become a Leader in Africa podcast is with the brilliant Prof Wale Adebanwi, formerly of Oxford University, now University of Pennsylvania. We explore power and leadership in Africa, discussing his book, How to ...