The Cult of the Half-Skilled
Part I – The Theatre of Connection I scroll the way most people breathe. Without thinking.A thumb flick here, a […]
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When Progress Feels Like Pause
It’s strange when the world’s biggest economies start sounding like they’ve run out of breath.Europe is growing barely 1 %.
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The Numbers Are Rising, But Are We?
Growth is back on the charts. The World Bank says Nigeria grew 3.9 % in the first half of 2025.
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The Engines Are Smarter But Fewer People Are Driving
Across Washington and Brussels, policymakers are realising that the future arrived before the jobs did.The U.S. shutdown drags past week
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Relief on Paper, Pressure in Reality
When inflation finally dips after three relentless years, the first instinct is relief.In September 2025, Nigeria’s headline inflation fell to
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United States & Europe: Innovation in a Storm
Two advanced regions, one lesson: institutions under strain.In the U.S., a federal shutdown ground services to a halt while markets
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Nigeria & Africa: Growth on Paper, Pressure in Real Life
The week’s headlines said “progress.” Nigerians felt “pressure.”Nigeria commissioned a homegrown FSO (Cawthorne) to ease crude export bottlenecks; the World
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US & Europe: Growth with Grit
On the other side of the world, the same paradox echoed: progress on paper, pressure on people.America and Europe both
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Nigeria & Africa: Between Storms and Signals
If you run a business anywhere in Africa, these days feel like standing between two forecasts—storms still raging, but signals
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US & Europe: Growth, Grievances, and Green Bets
Across the Atlantic, the story was no less conflicted. The US and Europe threw billions into tech, green energy, and