“The Church Of The Voice Note” I think about how CPaaS can help churches – and everyone else – keep working where Zoom can’t.
“London Calling Africa”: I suggest that, as Brexit looms, the City Of London and Africa’s fintech sector are perfect partners to conquer the Informal Sector.
“A Song Of Ice And Fire Brigade”: I write about how Nigeria ignored football infrastructure and personnel development for 20 years, while Iceland invested in it, leading to their different fortunes at the World Cup.
“The Rise and Fall of the ‘Sure Banker'” A Mode Men piece on the 2009 stock market crash.
“Call Me On… Or On… Or On…” A Mode Men piece from 2009 about Nigerians’ use of multiple phone lines as a reflection of our lowered expectations.
“Move The Graph”. A medium post about how the growing Nigerian Diaspora in the middle income brackets of the West may be the best chance of breaking the political class’s destructive grip on power.
“The Wife Minimum Wage”. I foolishly wade into the controversy on Nigerian Twitter over whether stay at home wives should receive a salary from their husbands.
“God Bless Yahoozle”: I write about the shamefully vocal defence of internet fraudsters.