Without its international students, Harvard is not Harvard. hrvd.me/IntStudents25t

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Great take 👏👏Amaka Anku

If you have a large Naira position, is buying dollar really an “investment”? 👇🏿🎬

Great conversation with Ugodre at Nairametrics. We chatted about everything from personal ideologies & my work at Eurasia Group to Nigeria’s and Africa’s economic outlook and global geopolitics in the Trump era. Thanks for having me!

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The National Bureau of Statistics has published the rebased Gross Domestic Product figures, using a base year of 2019. In nominal terms, the rebased GDP for 2019 stood at N205.09trillion, N213.63 trillion in 2020, N243.30 trillion in 2021, N274.23 trillion in 2022, N314.02

The more I read this, the more enraged I am. Bill Maher 115 million Christians in Nigeria, a country evenly split between Christians and Muslims. And you say they’re trying to systematically eliminate all the Christians in the country. Are you this ignorant about everything

Had fun reviewing global headlines with Rotus yesterday. We discussed Dangote Refinery’s spat with petroleum marketers, Nigeria’s investment outlook, Senegal’s likely new IMF program, and the implications of AGOA’s expiry. Join the conversation👇🏿! youtu.be/EzfPPSQI43k?si…

What could greater economic competitiveness across Nigeria’s 36 states look like? I moderated a panel at the Nigerian Economic Summit Group (NESG) summit in Abuja to discuss how to stimulate investment and improve collaboration between federal and state entities 👇🏿 youtu.be/fyvaSF3KwoI?si…

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"African countries would stand a better chance of thriving in the postliberal international order if they came together." Our expert Amaka Anku explains why South Africa & Nigeria are best positioned to lead in this new era for Foreign Affairs: fam.ag/4nrJXZz

African countries can amass more influence in the global economy by working together—and the continent’s largest economies, Nigeria and South Africa, “are best positioned to drive such deeper integration,” writes Amaka Anku. foreignaffairs.com/south-africa/n…

“African countries would stand a better chance of thriving in the postliberal international order if they came together.” Amaka Anku calls on Nigeria and South Africa to rally African countries behind a shared economic agenda: fam.ag/4nmDDT5

Useful analysis. But it's optimizing within today’s paradigm while recognizing that we are in an epochal realignment. If the post-1945 US-led order is truly fracturing, Africa’s strategic task is to turn the integration project into a means of reshaping the coming multipolar one

“Together, Nigeria and South Africa can amass the geopolitical clout, financial resources, and cultural influence needed to rally a plurality, if not a majority, of African countries behind a global vision,” writes Amaka Anku. foreignaffairs.com/south-africa/n…

“Nigeria and South Africa have come together to lead the continent before and should do so again,” argues Amaka Anku. “If Abuja and Pretoria can recognize their complementary strengths, they can lead Africa into a new era.” foreignaffairs.com/south-africa/n…

In October 2025, the Headline inflation rate eased to 16.05% relative to the September 2025 headline inflation rate of 18.02%. Headline inflation rate was 0.93% MoM The Food inflation rate was -0.37% MoM Read the CPI Report for October 2025 here: microdata.nigerianstat.gov.ng/index.php/cata…