Fintech Evenings is back! 🎉 and this edition, we’re talking about all the hype around AI. The real question remains: is it actually changing the way financial products get made? 🤔
Join us as we bring together top builders to unpack:
- Where AI is driving real, measurable impact today
- How teams are using it to ship products faster
- Where we still need to be incredibly thoughtful and cautious with adoption.
📅 : Thursday, June 11th, 2026
🕔: 5:00 PM
📍: Flutterwave Office, Lekki, Lagos
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That’s football sometimes trophies change narratives instantly. The process may already be so good, the coaching may already be top class, but until you get that final achievement, many people won’t give full credit. Once the trophy comes, everything people doubted before suddenly becomes “greatness.”
It also shows how thin the margins are in football. One season can completely reshape how a manager, player, or team is remembered. If Arsenal had fallen short again, people would still push the “almost team” narrative, but now the exact same project is viewed differently because there’s silverware attached to it.
That’s why patience matters in football. Sometimes the work is already there long before the rewards finally arrive. Glad Arteta is reaping his own reward.
You see life, time and chance matter a lot. Arteta has been consistent for about three years now, finishing 2nd and building one of the best teams in the league, yet people still overlooked him for Manager of the Season even in years where you can argue he deserved it. But now that he’s finally won the league, the same work people ignored before is being fully appreciated.
That’s football sometimes trophies change narratives instantly. The process may already be so good, the coaching may already be top class, but until you get that final achievement, many people won’t give full credit. Once the trophy comes, everything people doubted before suddenly becomes “greatness.”
It also shows how thin the margins are in football. One season can completely reshape how a manager, player, or team is remembered. If Arsenal had fallen short again, people would still push the “almost team” narrative, but now the exact same project is viewed differently because there’s silverware attached to it.
That’s why patience matters in football. Sometimes the work is already there long before the rewards finally arrive. Glad Arteta is reaping his own reward.