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Olumuyiwa Olowogboyega

Lagos

Writer and Content Strategist at Freelance

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  • 5 days ago | notadeepdive.com | Olumuyiwa Olowogboyega

    If you missed last week’s newsletter, catch up here. Any financial institution that launches what it believes to be a game-changing feature on April Fool's Day is deeply unserious. I could sugarcoat it, but after two days of rest, I’m feeling troublesome. Hello there, Sterling Bank. Did anyone see Sterling’s announcement? Free transfers? Cool. What’s for lunch?

  • 1 week ago | notadeepdive.com | Olumuyiwa Olowogboyega

    Today’s (unscheduled) newsletter is written by Nnanna, who I’ve referenced in previous newsletters here and here. Also, subscribe to his Substack: Fintech is Easy. It’s really dope.

  • 1 week ago | notadeepdive.com | Olumuyiwa Olowogboyega

    If you missed Friday’s newsletter about Gokada’s life-or-death $200k raise, catch up here. It’s been four years since Nigeria launched the eNaira with the deeply unoriginal slogan: “Same Naira, more possibilities”, shamelessly ripping off borrowing GTCO’s “Same Orange, More Range.”If it doesn’t feel like the eNaira has been around for years, that’s because when products fail to gain traction, they enter a weird limbo where time stands still.

  • 2 weeks ago | notadeepdive.com | Olumuyiwa Olowogboyega

    Trump’s tariffs aren’t here yet. Subscribe for free:“Nigeria is God’s experiment with the impossible.” — Dele GiwaIt’s comforting to know that Nigeria isn’t the only theater of the absurd. This week, Trump’s tariffs tanked global markets, until a CNBC news report claimed the tariffs were being lifted, sparking a short-lived rally. The White House called the news fake, then, just 24 hours later, suspended the tariffs for everyone except China. I know. It’s a lot. Breathe.

  • 2 weeks ago | open.substack.com | Olumuyiwa Olowogboyega

    Trump’s tariffs aren’t here yet. Subscribe for free:“Nigeria is God’s experiment with the impossible.” — Dele GiwaIt’s comforting to know that Nigeria isn’t the only theater of the absurd. This week, Trump’s tariffs tanked global markets, until a CNBC news report claimed the tariffs were being lifted, sparking a short-lived rally. The White House called the news fake, then, just 24 hours later, suspended the tariffs for everyone except China. I know. It’s a lot. Breathe.

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