A structural analysis of how heat, electricity deprivation, noise, crowding, and poor nutrition create an interlocking cognitive tax on Nigeria's population — and why that loop is so hard to break.
Nigeria's system isn't broken. It's doing exactly what it's been allowed to do. The real problem is that your expectations don't match what the system is actually built to produce.
The tech sector predicts AI will kill SaaS, but they're confusing the commoditisation of code with the commoditisation of everything code sits on top of. Those are very different things.
Expanding on insights from my conversation with SouqNews Television and Just Africa about AI-native commerce, local platforms, and what the next five years might look like for Africa's digital economy.
