I suppose the pioneering efforts of these philanthropists of yore and those of today continue to inspire public-spirited business elites. It is heartening to note that Africa is building an influential corps of philanthropists who are deploying their immense means to take on challenges that can unlock significant value for the greatest number of people on the continent. I am a beneficiary of the transforming impact of the largely unsung philanthropic interventions of a Nigerian banker, especially in developing human capital for Africa’s public sector.
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