Episode 41: Ivan Aruo

09/06/21 • 126 min

Ivan is a Tony Elumelu Fellow. He also works in finance at Teso Education Fund (https://tefuk.org). In this episode, we talk about philanthropy and the impact of philanthropy and other social advantages that favour people along tribal and sectarian lines. Enjoy

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