While we are here, @sbmintelligence does market entry/expansion research with proper field intel and analysis. They are costly small sha but absolutely worth it. 🔌
Demands for reparations must reckon with custody as well as compensation: e.g, the Gowon bronze is a Nigerian story, not only a British one.
https://t.co/kEO31yJ2e7
Britain apologised for slavery but refused reparations. Why were slave owners compensated while the enslaved received nothing? Why did payments continue until 2015?
On this episode, @Chxta and @nd_onuoha examine apology, accountability and repair.
🎧 https://t.co/uvjl9tyisX
We seem to not realise that Nigeria is being restructured step by step
Tbvh it's partly being done because the APC really doesn't want the full burden of governance
But it's happening all the same
So be prepared mentally for what's coming
Watching the movement of state policing in Nigeria, and I'm amazed by how quickly our political elite can move when they have elite consensus on something.
There are lessons here...
On this anniversary of #LekkiMassacre, and following @RtHonSheriff's statement a fortnight ago, this analysis sets out why acknowledgement is the minimum rather than the standard, and makes the business case that impunity is not only a moral cost, but also an economic one.
Christian nationalism weaponises faith to exclude strangers, and Africans who embrace it are enabling their own eventual exclusion.
https://t.co/6G42awUCbl
Cheta Nwanze @Chxta examines the tension arising from the growing Chinese incursion into Nigeria's retail sector, highlighting the severe vulnerability of a distribution-based economy when forced to compete with a state-backed industrial superpower.
https://t.co/ZSCnm3VMGl