Nigeria needs to prioritize, optimize and execute projects effectively as this will have an impact on total factor productivity which is about -2.8 percent
I have spent the better part of this month in rooms – some on grand stages, some around small tables – with founders, ministers, investors, and builders from across Africa and beyond. And I have come home holding on to a single, simple realisation that I cannot shake.
We keep treating them as separate things that are actually one.
We fund health here. Agriculture there. Technology in another budget line. Investment in yet another. We build a programme for nutrition and a different programme for disease, and we are surprised when neither is quite sustained. But a mother in Kano does not live her life in sectors. Her health, what her family eats, whether she can earn a living, whether the clinic down the road is
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