I have a confession to make.
Over the past days of the first footprints of this podcast, I've been exposed to different
concepts, thoughts and biases in the push to unveiling the new normal of nuclear strengths.
This podcast is a year old.
Hooray!
Our anniversary, one year anniversary.
And I'm happy and grateful for many things.
Number one, I'm grateful to those who said yes to us, you made us grow and we do not
want to let you down.
Hence, we are back with the big banger.
Number two, we're also grateful to those who said no or kept silent to our request.
You made us look inwards and reevaluate ourselves to get better in the future.
I've been brought up to believe that building a lasting foundation takes time.
I agree to know that this is true in many situations except when there is need to bootstrap.
We will reintroduce this podcast with a new banging theme that seeks to ask a question.
This question seeks to provoke thoughts, beliefs, reveal scientific truths and hopefully shine
some light on the parts of those who are lost in the dark of the meaning of nuclear tech.
We want to enlighten, educate, train and perhaps advise policy towards nuclear renaissance
in Africa.
The case for the climate is becoming stronger.
Our socio-political construct is being disrupted and the need for a new trade policy in the
face of the imagined global situation is growing.
Recently, the vice president of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Professor Yemi Osimbajo,
in his speech to the Atlantic Council has stated the need for a just transition.
He highlighted the inclusion of nuclear in the green European green taxonomy but remain
neutral on the nuclear path of Nigeria.
On the other hand, the South African nation has some fascinating cliches that promote
nuclear in a unique way.
Kenya is strong at work with development partners.
Finally, with abundant gas and the evolving need for stronger grid capacity in Africa,
it is obvious that the future of energy sufficiency and sustainability will be a tough one without
nuclear.
Now, let's know what nuclear means to you.
We'll be talking with various individuals and high-network impact people on what nuclear
means to them.
Happy listening.
Thank you.