Efosa Ojomo·Apr 18, 20214On the KingdomIf you want to know what a person is about, listen to what the person talks about frequently. When Jesus, the one whom the Christians say…
Efosa Ojomo·Apr 2, 20213. On “the necessary constant”There is a necessary constancy we get from our loving God.
Efosa Ojomo·Mar 23, 2021On insatiable desires and finite mindsRegardless of what I want, there seems to always be a limit to what my mind can do, to what it can think, and to even how long it can stay…A response icon1A response icon1
Efosa Ojomo·Mar 4, 20211. On doing good…I do not think that we should be so cavalier when it comes to doing good or bad. When we do a thing, whether we mean to or not, here’s…
Efosa Ojomo·Jul 13, 2018The Indomie Noodle Podcast: From a pack of noodles to a billion dollarsDeepak Singhal explains how Tolaram assessed the Nigerian market for their instant noodle product. Since inception when most Nigerians…A response icon2A response icon2
Efosa Ojomo·Jun 19, 2018How can we design and implement more successful foreign aid programsThe foreign aid industry is a multi-hundred billion dollar year industry. Yet too many programs fail to deliver on their promise of…
Efosa Ojomo·Jun 12, 20183 things HBS Professor Clayton Christensen has taught me about innovation and economic development.Over the past few years I have had the privilege of learning from and being mentored by one of the greatest management thinkers in the…
Efosa Ojomo·Jun 6, 2018Exports matter, but innovation matters more.Exports are often seen as a solution to the problem of sustained economic development, and indeed they can be. The East Asian Tigers —…A response icon2A response icon2
Efosa Ojomo·Jan 19, 2017Why innovation must be the new development strategy“What we measure informs what we do. And if we’re measuring the wrong thing, we’re going to do the wrong thing.” — Joseph Stiglitz, Nobel…
Efosa Ojomo·Jan 11, 2017Our hopes and dreams for Global Prosperity at the Christensen Institute: Will you join us?I spent the first 16 years of my life in Nigeria before moving to the United States for college. As such, I was exposed to such…
